Classic Computer Magazine Archive ANTIC VOL. 4, NO. 2 / JUNE 1985

new products


New Products notices are compiled by the Antic staff from information provided by the products' manufacturers. Antic welcomes such submissions, but assumes no responsibility for the accuracy of these notices or the performance of the products listed.

Aero
AERO
(printer)
Alphacom
2323 South Bascom Ave.
Campbell, CA 95008
(408) 559-8000
$249.95

Described as an Epson-compatible dot-matrix printer, the Aero is rated at 130 cps. It uses a 6x9 matrix field, contains a 2K buffer and supports (all on the same line) superscript, subscript, double strike; enlarged and emphasized print and underlining.

PlusWriter
PLUS WRITER
(printer)
Alphacom
2323 SO. BASCOM Ave.
Campbell, CA 95008
(408) 559-8000
$399

Alphacom claims this new 20 character-per-second daisywheel printer is the perfect printer for your Atari. Plugging directly into your Atari, the PlusWriter emulates the Diablo 630 and uses standard ribbons and daisy-wheels. We are told that the printer supports superscript, subscript, boldface, proportional spacing and underlining.

GE 3-8100

GE Interface Module
GE 3-8100 PRINTER
GE PRINTER INTERFACE MODULE
(printer and interface)

General Electric Company
Electronics Park
Syracuse, NY -13221
(315) 456-2446
$299.95 (printer)
$89.95 (interface)
GE's foray into the home computer market includes a dot-matrix printer capable of "letter quality" print at 25 cps or regular draft printing at 50 cps.
   The interface will connect the printer directly to an Atari.
 

QUESTBUSTERS
(adventure newsletter)
202 Elgin Court
Wayne, PA 19087
$15/year
This monthly adventure game newsletter covers recent news, reviews, and the like. It is not Atari-specific.

Wire Tree Plus
WIRE TREE PLUS
(line filter)
Networx
203 Harrison Place
Brooklyn, NY 11237
(718) 821-7555
$99.95
This surge/spike filter not only protects electrical lines for computers and peripherals, but also protects two modular phone lines (providing exactly the kind of filtering and protection the Atari 1030 modem doesn't have).

Q-MODEM
(modem)
Quantum Microsystems Inc.
P0. Box 179
Liverpool, NY 13088
(315) 451-7747
$149.95
A 300-baud direct connect modem with autodial, autoanswer and other advanced features, the Q-Modem plugs directly into your Atari and fits in the palm of your hand. It even comes with the famous QuanTerm software, which uses color displays, on-screen menus, a built-in editor, multiple buffers and so on.

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