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What are the Atari 810, 815, 1050, and XF551 Disk Drives?

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What are the Atari 810, 815, 1050, and XF551 Disk Drives?

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Section includes contributions by Andreas Magenheimer, TXG. The Atari Disk Drives provide storage and retrieval of programs and data on 5.25″ floppy disks. ==> Atari 810 — a 5.25″ floppy disk drive The least common denominator for the Atari. One mode of operation: 1) Single-Sided, Single-Density– FM 40 tracks x 18 sectors/track x 128 byte/sector = 90K capacity 19.2Kbps transfer rate. 288RPM. The 810 includes a 6507 microprocessor. Shipped with DOS 1 (very early) or DOS 2.0S earlier MPI version- push button door opening for disk access later Tandon version- lift door, like a garage door disk access two SIO ports accessories from Atari: CX8100 Atari 810 Blank Diskettes (5 per box) CX8111 Atari 810 Formatted Diskettes II (5 per box) CX8202 Atari 810/815 Blank Diskettes (5/box, certified for double density) Third-party upgrades for the 810: 810 Archiver — copy many copy-protected programs Happy 810 — Happy Backup, Warp Speed 52Kbps, 18 sector buffer 810 Fast Chip by Binary 10%-40% fas

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