#Atari 1040 ste cubase 3 software#

From the world's first 999 dollars per megabyte machine, the 1040ST (1986), to the true 32bit beast, the Atari TT (1990) and Atari's last home computer Falcon030 (1992). The ST-line saw upgrades almost every year. The Letters 'ST' refer to the machine's internal architecture (Sixteen/Thirty-two bits) and its operating system TOS, which stands for The Operating System. With an original price of 999 dollars including a high-resolution monitor it was half the price of its closest rival, the Macintosh Plus. He and the designer Shiraz Shivji had one goal in mind: To create an affordable and yet powerful computer for homes and small offices. The Atari ST was born in 1985 after Commodore's Jack Tramiel left CBM and bought the Atari home computer division from Warner. Also, if you own good quality scans of boxes, adverts or magazines, please let us know. Because it's our goal to make it as complete and accurate as possible, we urge you to do the following: if you own rare Atari ST games, please send us pictures and we will add the titles to our database.

Browse the database and you will find information about the games and who made them, screenshots, reviews and much more, as well as original dumps. So far we've been working hard on the games section, and work has already started on the utilities and the demos sections too.

#Atari 1040 ste cubase 3 software#

What you see here is the start of the biggest Atari ST / TT / Falcon030 software database in Atari history.