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Video game history will undoubtedly be incomplete without mentioning the Atari 2600. In the US gaming history, the Atari 2600 is touted as the only home gaming video system that withstood over 14 years and 2 months of being in the market. Not only that, this gaming console was recognized for giving the home video gaming industry a much needed boost and was also noted for the video game crash in the year 1983.
The Atari 2600 is Atari Inc.'s CPU CMOS 6507-based home video gaming console that would at that time compete with Fairchild Semiconductor's VES or Video Entertainment System that's why during its initial release in October 14, 1977, it was called the VCS or the Video Computer System. It was only in the second generation of the console's production that the hardware was named Atari 2600, which was taken from one of its part number, CX2600. Atari Inc. suffered from several losses during the first few years of the Atari mainly because people at that time were so familiar with the Pong, Atari 2600's predecessor that they refuse to accept any other video gaming console.
However, after a year with the help of programmer's advocacy to improve the console's gaming capabilities and after the public realized that games can be played using other gaming devices, the sales of the Atari increased. Fairchild also gave up on the competition, which is why in 1979 this system was named as the best-selling Christmas gift. In January 1980 when Atari Inc., licensed or acquired the arcade game hit maker "Space Invaders", the Atari 2600's sales reached over 2 million units.
The glory days of the Atari continued for another two years. At this point, the company which was run by Warners was already able to recover losses from its flop during the first few years of production. Atari Inc. also built two other consoles to supposedly expand the Atari family, the wireless version of the Atari called the Atari 2700 which allegedly never saw the light of day due to its design flaw and the second one, the Atari 2800 exclusively released in Japan but got lost it the competition due to Nintendo Famicom's release.
From Atari 2600's conceptualization, to its production up until its decline, it was surrounded with several struggles and controversies. Amidst all these, it is still safe to say that the Atari 2600 will always be in the heart of gaming aficionados during the late 70's until the early 80's. Up to now, several people, collectors and gamers alike would want to get a hold of this classic game system as a remembrance of the once considered favorite American video game console.
If you enjoyed this article on the classic Atari 2600 game system, you can read more about the history of classic video game consoles at our website.
Securing Your Wireless Network
As a Realtor, I visit many homes every week. Frequently I'll have my HP tablet PC with me so that I can take notes or have contracts available for clients that I meet. It never ceases to amaze me that I can walk into a home, turn on my computer and 1 out of 3 times have immediate access to the internet. This is not supposed to happen guys. Your wireless network should be secure... only you should be able to access it, not me, not your neighbor, not some dude driving down the street scoping out free internet connections.
Its really weird when several neighbors all unknowningly have unsecured wireless overlapping each other. The people in one house may be using their neighbor's wireless internet thinking that they were in fact using their own. I was in a house once where the homeowner was telling me that he was in the process of moving his wireless box to another room so it was temporarily disconnected. He said that he couldn't figure out why his internet was still working fine and assumed that the wireless box did not have to be plugged in to work. Of course it doesn't have to be plugged in if you are stealing your neighbor's wireless connection!
Stealing may be a strong word in this case, but I'm sure the neighbor may have noticed his internet has been running a little slower lately. The more users you have on a connection, the slower it becomes. But thats not the worst problem.
You've heard about those new wireless video cams. Some people install them all over the house so from many miles away they can keep an eye on the baby's room, the pets, the garden, the entry doors. If someone can get access to your wireless network, it becomes all the easier for them to access your cameras and see whats going on in your own home. This could go on for months and you may never know it.
The solution is to secure your wireless system as soon as you install it in your home. The wireless box has 2 little antennas on it and its called a wireless access point or wireless router. Making it secure is not difficult, but you need to follow the step-by-step instructions that came with the unit. Most people only do step one which is to plug the unit in. If you keep reading, you'll see a section that describes how to set up a secure password. Look for the initials WEP or Data Encryption and that should be checked on. You'll have to store a password for each wireless computer in your home. Its not hard to do and you'll have less reasons to worry about strangers having access to your home network.
About the Author
Anthony Iasi is an experienced Realtor both as a buyer's agent and as a listing agent covering all of San Diego and Riverside counties new and resale homes. Certified as a Feng Shui advisor and e-Pro certified, I offer complete paperless transactions on the internet for busy corporate executives as well as one-on-one old fashioned service for the first time homebuyer.
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