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Acorn Atom

The Acorn Atom is a home computer made by Acorn Computers from 1980 to 1983, when it was replaced by the Acorn Electron as Acorn's low cost option to the BBC Micro.

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CPU
1 MHz 6502
Dimensions
381×241×64 mm
Discontinued
1983 (1983)
Display
64×64 (4 colours) 64×96 (4 colours) 128×96 (monochrome) 64×192 (4 colours) 128×192 (2 colours) 256×192 (monochrome)
Input
Keyboard
Introductory price
£120 (in kit form), £170 (assembled)

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Acorn Atom

Nodes48
Edges47
Triples32
Avg. degree1.96
Density0.041667
Components1

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Acorn Atom

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CPU · 1
Acorn Atom → 1 MHz 6502
Dimensions · 1
Acorn Atom → 381×241×64 mm
Discontinued · 1
Acorn Atom → 1983 (1983)
Display · 1
Acorn Atom → 64×64 (4 colours) 64×96 (4 colours) 128×96 (monochrome) 64×192 (4 colours) 128×192 (2 colours) 256×192 (monochrome)
Input · 1
Acorn Atom → Keyboard
Introductory price · 1
Acorn Atom → £120 (in kit form), £170 (assembled)
Manufacturer · 1
Acorn Atom → Acorn Computers
Media · 1
Acorn Atom → 100KB 5¼-inch floppy disk Cassette tape
Memory · 1
Acorn Atom → 2 KB RAM (expandable to 12 KB), 8 KB ROM (expandable to 12 KB)

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
Acorn AtomCPU1 MHz 65021.00infobox
Acorn AtomDimensions381×241×64 mm1.00infobox
Acorn AtomDiscontinued1983 (1983)1.00infobox
Acorn AtomDisplay64×64 (4 colours) 64×96 (4 colours) 128×96 (monochrome) 64×192 (4 colours) 128×192 (2 colours) 256×192 (monochrome)1.00infobox
Acorn AtomInputKeyboard1.00infobox
Acorn AtomIntroductory price£120 (in kit form), £170 (assembled)1.00infobox
Acorn AtomManufacturerAcorn Computers1.00infobox
Acorn AtomMedia100KB 5¼-inch floppy disk Cassette tape1.00infobox
Acorn AtomMemory2 KB RAM (expandable to 12 KB), 8 KB ROM (expandable to 12 KB)1.00infobox
Acorn AtomPower8V, 1.5A unregulated DC 5V regulated inside1.00infobox
Acorn AtomPredecessorAcorn System 31.00infobox
Acorn AtomReleasedMarch 1980; 46 years ago (1980-03)1.00infobox
Acorn AtomSound1 channel, internal speaker1.00infobox
Acorn AtomSuccessorBBC Micro1.00infobox
Acorn AtomTypePersonal Computer1.00infobox
Acorn Atomis ahome computer made by Acorn Computers from 1980 to 19830.90text

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