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Atari Falcon030
1992–1993 · desktop
Specifications
- Cpu
- Motorola 68030, 16 MHz, with optional 68882 FPU coprocessor, paired with a Motorola 56001 DSP at 32 MHz (16 MIPS) for audio
- Ram
- max: 14 MB stock configuration; up to 32 MB via well-documented SIMM upgrades on the same board · base: 1 MB
- Ports
- SCSI-2 · IDE (internal) · MIDI IN/OUT/THRU · DSP serial port · Serial (RS-232) · Parallel (Centronics) · Cartridge slot · Joystick/mouse ports
- Display
- Built-in VIDEL video chip, up to 640x480 in 16 colors from a 262,144-color palette, VGA-compatible output
- Storage
- base: 3.5" floppy drive; diskless on base configuration · options: 80 MB internal IDE hard drive (factory option on higher configurations)
- Os Support
- latest: MiNT / community-maintained TOS clones (FreeMiNT) · shipped: Atari TOS 4 / MultiTOS
- Release Price
- $799 (1 MB, no hard drive) to $1,899 (14 MB with 80 MB hard drive)
Upgrade paths
RAM
32 MB via SIMM upgrades on the motherboard's expansion sockets · Well documented among the demoscene and Falcon enthusiast community, who prized the machine for its DSP-driven audio work.
MODERATEstorage
Internal IDE or SCSI-2 hard drive · Base diskless units can add an IDE drive internally or a SCSI drive externally; a factory 80 MB IDE option existed on the higher-end configurations.
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