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1982–1984[]

Atari 5200

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Divisions

Atari, Inc. | Atari Interactive (Infogrames) | California US Holdings | MobyGames

Hardware
Video game consoles
Atari Home Pong | Stunt Cycle | Video Pinball | Atari 2600 | Atari 5200 | Atari 7800 | Atari XEGS | Atari Lynx | Atari Jaguar (CD) | Atari VCS
Licensed
Atari 10 in 1 | Atari Flashback
Computers
Personal computers
Atari 400 | Atari 800 | Atari XL | Atari XE | Atari ST | Atari Mega STE | Atari Transputer Workstation | Atari Falcon
Portable
Atari STacy | ST Book | Atari Portfolio

Defunct/Former
Atari Games | Atari Japan | Atari United Kingdom | Atari Melbourne House | Namco Bandai Partners¹ | Cryptic Studios | Eden Games | Europress | Humongous | Infogrames Interactive | Infogrames North America | Infogrames Sheffield House | Legend Entertainment | MicroProse | Paradigm Entertainment | Reflections Interactive | Shiny Entertainment

¹Co-owned with Namco Bandai Games

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Second generation video game consoles

Home computers
Commodore PET | Apple II | TRS-80

Home consoles
Fairchild Channel F (System II) | Atari 2600 (5200) | RCA Studio II | Bally Astrocade | APF-MP1000 | Magnavox Odyssey² | Interton VC 4000 (Programmable Video System | Voltmace Database) | Super Vision 8000 | Intellivision | ColecoVision | Cassette Vision | Vectrex | Arcadia 2001 | CreatiVision | Compact Vision TV Boy
Handhelds
Microvision | Children's Discovery System | Entex Select-A-Game | 3D Gamate | VTech Variety | Super Micro | Colorvision | Digi Casse | ProScreen | Light Games | Game Player

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