Atari, Inc. business plans, 1974-1975

Physical description: .25 linear foot (1 manuscript box)

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Call number	Note	Status
M1641		In-library use
M1641 HALF BOX 1		In-library use

Description

Creators/Contributors

Corporate Author: Atari, Inc.

Contents/Summary

Summary: The two business plans, [1974 and 1975], include details on products and technology, marketing, management, finances, media coverage, and actual games brochures.

Subjects

Subjects: Atari, Inc.; Electronic games industry > United States > History.; Video games > History.

Bibliographic information

Earliest date: 1974
Latest date: 1975
Access: Open for research; please submit requests for material at least 36 hours in advance of use.
Source: Gift of Allan E. Alcorn, 2008. 2008-244.
Note: Atari, Inc. was incorporated in California in 1972 to engage in the design, manufacture and sale of electronic entertainment systems. It was a pioneer in arcade games, home video game consoles, and home computers. The donor, Allan Alcorn, was Vice-President, Research, for the company. He designed and developed Pong video game, as well as Space Race, Gotcha, and Pong Doubles among other computer video amusement games.

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