Atari ST Peripheral
The following is a list of Atari ST Peripheral in the Centre for Computing History collection. It is not an exhaustive list of and other peripherals may have been produced. If you have any hardware that you would like to donate to our collection, please view our donations page.There are 31 Atari ST Peripheral in our collection :
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Date: 1985
50MB SCSI Third Coast Fast Disk Drive for Atari ST
This was for the Atari ST computer system and contained a 50MB SCSI drive
Manufacturer : Third Coast
Date:
AdSCSI-PLUS ST SCSI Disk Controller
This expansion board for the Atari ST has internal and external connectors for SCSI disk drives
Date: 1983
Atari 410 Program Recorder (Warner)
Atari 410 Cassette player, which has the Warner branding before the Jack Tramiel Takeover
Manufacturer : Atari
Date: 1990
Atari Megafile 60
The Megafile 60 as the name suggests was a 60 MB External hard drive for the Atari ST and Mega ranges, replacing the earlier SH drives
Manufacturer : Atari
Date: 1990
Atari Megafile 60
The Megafile 60 as the name suggests was a 60 MB External hard drive for the Atari ST and Mega ranges, replacing the earlier SH drives
Manufacturer : Atari
Date: 1985
Atari Monitor SM124
The SM124 is a Hi-Res mono monitor, as opposed to the color SM125, which was color, but medium resolution, highly prized among the music community for its very clear display, while being easy on the e ...
Manufacturer : Atari
Date: 1987
Atari SF314 Disk Drive
This external disk drive was designed to work with the Atari ST
Manufacturer : Atari
Date:
Atari SF314 Disk Drive
This external disk drive was designed to work with the Atari ST
Manufacturer : Atari
Date:
Atari SH205 External Hard Disk Drive
The SH205 was an external disk drive for the ST range of computers, superceded within a year by the Megafile Drives
Manufacturer : Atari
Date:
Atari ST Joystick Port Extender
The joystick port extender enabled an Atari ST owner to change joysticks without having to access the ports on the underside of the ST case
Manufacturer : Atari
Date: 1989
Atari ST ROBOKIT
Robokit is a piece of software for the Atari ST for controlling an electronics board - the board is designed for use with building pieces that will create a robot around it which can be controlled fro ...
Manufacturer : Atari
Date: January 1990
Beta Systems - SuperCharger
The Beta Systems SuperCharger is a hardware PC emulator for the Atari ST computer
Manufacturer : Beta Systems
Date: 1992
C-Lab Midi Production Ware
This C-Lab system was donated to the museum from Melanie Rowe, who's husband had used the system to produce his own CD Deja Vu
Manufacturer : C-Lab
Date:
Datel Electronics Syncro Express
Syncro Express is a high-speed floppy disk backup system for the Atari ST
Manufacturer : Datel
Date:
Euromax Pro Ace Joystick
The Euromax Pro Ace joystick is compatible with a wide variety of 8-bit and 16-bit computers equipped with a 9-pin socke
Manufacturer : Euromax
Date: 1990
Forget-Me-Clock II
Clock cartridge for the Atari ST/STE series of computers
Manufacturer : Marpet Developments
Date: July 1991
Gravis MouseStick
The Advanced Gravis MouseStick is an ST controller that can replace your mouse, joystick or both
Manufacturer : Gravis
Date: 1988
Monitor Master
Monitor Master is a video switch box for the Atari ST
Manufacturer : Practical Solutions
Date: 1989
Naksha Scanner
Naksha handheld scanner for Atari 520, 1040 ST, STFM, STE STF computer hardware
Manufacturer : Naksha
Date:
Romantic Robot - Multiface St
The Multiface was a hardware peripheral released by Romantic Robot for the Atari ST as well as many other home computers
Manufacturer : Romantic Robot Ltd
Date:
SNASM Devkit Box for the Atart ST
The SNASM Devkit Box allows Atari ST software development to take place on a PC
Manufacturer : Cross Products
Date: 1991
Stereo Replay for the Atari ST
This stereo sound sampling and output cartridge can record in high-quality stereo and output the same
Manufacturer : Microdeal
Date:
Suncom Joy-Sensor
A game controller with touch sensitive pad and fire button
Manufacturer : Suncom
Date: February 1989
Tweety Board
Practical Solutions debuted Tweety Board at an Atari Fest in Glendale, California
Manufacturer : Practical Solutions
Date:
Weide ST-M2V2
This expansion board, sold by Weide Elektronik, provides an additional 512KB of RAM for the Atari ST
Manufacturer : Weide Elektronik
