Artcase of Antiquity
ATARI PONG
- Pong unit (Cybernoid)
ATARI 2600
- Coleco Vision with 2600 adaptor (Doctor Clu)
- 2600 Trackball - (Cybernoid)
- 2600jr - (Cybernoid)
- Custom Wico Joystick Lapboard - (Clint Thompson)
ATARI 400/800/XL/XE
- Atari 400 with Cherry Keyboard add-on (from Mr. Atari)
- Doctor Clu's Franken400 (Atari 400 with 1400XL keyboard)
- Rick D's Fuji Case (Rick D)
- Rick D's Marble 800 XL (Rick D)
- XE Inside - (Cybernoid)
- SuperSalt Module "found" by Jessica C.
- Tarpitcod's "Star Raiders" style game steadily in progress (screenshots)
- The Omnimon (Doctor Clu)
- "The fastest system installation you'll ever do..." (Doctor Clu)
- "MyIDE" interface (Hard drive system installed in a Atari 8-bit) (From Mr. Atari)
- Carina II-BBS Waiting Screen - (Cybernoid)
- Contiki Browser Screen - (Cybernoid)
- Contiki TCP/IP Config Screen - (Cybernoid)
- Ethernet Cart Prototype - (Cybernoid)
- Ethernet Cart sketch - (Cybernoid)
- The Dal-Ace newsletter archive (Cybernoid)
ATARI ST / STE / TT / FALCON
- 520ST and box (Doctor Clu)
- 1040STE and box (Doctor Clu)
- An Atari TT (that was once owned by Data Stitch) (Doctor Clu)
- The "Official" Spectre GCR Homepage of JYBOLAC
- ST2 Jamma (Cybernoid)
- ST2 Jamma (top) (Cybernoid)
- ST2Jamma (sketch) (Cybernoid)
- ST4mega (inside) (Cybernoid)
ATARI PORTFOLIO
- Atari Portfolio tribute (Doctor Clu)
ATARI JAGUAR
- Felix Development System (Doctor Clu)
- Rapier Development System (Doctor Clu)
- Dauphin 1050 (386sx) modified for JUGS setup. (Doctor Clu)
- Cortina - Prototype WebTV adaptor (Clint Thompson)
- Black Ice Prototype Game CD (Clint Thompson)
More Jaguar pictures of Clint Thompson at JagCube
COMPUTER HUMOR
- "You Bought A What?"
- One good use for a few dead Macintosh Plus Computers...
- The Jaguar B.R.E.A.D. Drive
- Other products of "Shark Bite Games" the vapor ware specialists!
- Pong FAQ
- The Difference Between the Genders
If you would like to add a display at our exhibit, first come hang with us at our chat (click here for details) We'll talk, and get it posted on here.
All pictures that do make it on here are from Just Your Basic On-Line Atari Computer users.
[Last updated February 23, 2006 by Doctor Clu]
