Antic June 1983
A cover illustration with a decidedly "financial" focus just might have been pressed into service for a more general survey of databases in this issue. New Atari computers were already being announced to follow the 1200, although not all of them made it to the point where you could actually buy them. Another hardware obscurity appeared in the form of the "Supercharger," which would offer 6,272 bytes of RAM for the Atari 2600 VCS and the ability to load inexpensive games from cassette tape (although the article explained nobody other than its manufacturer had rushed to produce games for it yet...)











