of the systems. Related systems Atari Transputer Workstation is a standalone machine developed in conjunction with Perihelion Hardware, containing modified ST hardware and up to 17 transputers capable of massively parallel operations for tasks such as ray tracing. Clones Following Atari's departure from the computer market, both Medusa Computer Systems and Milan Computer manufactured Atari Falcon/TT-compatible machines with 68040 and 68060 processors. The FireBee is an Atari ST/TT clone based on the Coldfire processor. The GE-Soft Eagle is a 32 MHz TT clone. Peripherals SF354: Single-sided double-density 3-inch floppy drive (360 KB) with external power supply SF314: Double-sided double-density 3-inch floppy drive (720 KB) with external power supply PS3000: Combined 12-inch color monitor and 360k 3-inch floppy drive (SF354). Speaker. Manufactured by JVC in limited quantity (≈1000), only a few working models remain. SM124: Monochrome monitor, 12-inch screen, 640 × 400 pixels, 70 Hz refresh SM125: Monochrome monitor, 12-inch screen, up/down/sideways swivel stand, speaker, 640x400 pixels, 70 Hz refresh SM147: Monochrome monitor, 14-inch screen, no speaker, replacement for SM124 SC1224: Color monitor, 12-inch screen, 640 × 200 pixels plus speaker SC1425: Color monitor, 14-inch screen, One speaker on the left of screen, a jack to plug ear-listeners SC1435: Color monitor, 14-inch screen, stereo speakers, replacement for SC1224 (rebadged Magnavox 1CM135) SM195: Monochrome monitor, 19-inch screen for TT030. 1280 × 960 pixels. 70 Hz refresh SH204: External hard drive, 20 MB MFM drive, "shoe box" case made of metal SH205: External hard drive, Mega ST matching case, 20 MB MFM 3.5-inch (Tandon TM262) or 5.25-inch (Segate ST225) drive with ST506 interface (became later the Megafile 20) Megafile 20, 30, 60: External hard drive, Mega ST matching case, ACSI bus; Megafile 30 and 60 had a 5.25-inch RLL (often a Seagate ST238R 30 MByte or Seagate ST277R 60 MByte drive) with ST506 interface Megafile 44: Removable cartridge drive, ACSI bus, Mega ST matching case SLM804: Laser printer, connected through ACSI DMA port, used ST's memory and processor to build pages for printing SLM605: Laser printer, connected through ACSI DMA port, smaller than SLM805. See also Bitstream Speedo Fonts – the fonts included in the Atari ST Notes References External links Atari ST Computer Systems, Peripherals and Prototypes Atarimania: Atari ST software preservation project "The little green desktop" BYTE Magazine September 1986, Atari ST Software Development Atari ST: a look from all sides 68000-based home computers Home computers Atari ST Products introduced in