Atari entered the personal computer market with innovative and affordable machines, starting with the Atari 400 and 800 models in 1979. These computers were known for their robust build, powerful graphics capabilities, and versatility, making them popular among hobbyists and gamers alike. Throughout the 1980s, Atari continued to release a range of models, including the 8-bit XE series and the powerful 16-bit ST series, which competed with contemporaries like the Commodore Amiga. Explore the history and specifications of each model below.