Inside the Atari 800

It's the 30th anniversary of this 8-bit PC classic. We celebrate the occasion as we always do, by tearing the product apart and showing you the pieces.

Its eight retaining crews removed, the 800 comes apart in two halves: the upper part (face down and with the keyboard still attached) is shown at left; and the bottom part (right side up) is on the right. The smaller piece sitting behind the two halves is the removable RAM compartment access cover, seen earlier.

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