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The Atari Connection

80 Microcomputing
80-NW/80-US

Aardvark Journal
Amiga World
Analog
Antic

APDAlog
A+
Apple

Apple Orchard
Atari Age
The Atari Connection
Byte
Calculators Computers
Compute Magazine
Computer User
Computer Notes

Computer Readout

ComputerSmyth
Creative Computing
Dr. Dobb's
ES
Family Computing
Hi-Res Magazine
IEEE Computer
Interface Age
Jr
Microcomputing
Micropendium
MicroTrek
North Star Newsletter
On Computing
On Three
Open Apple Gazette
PC
PC Age
PCjr
PC Tech Journal
PC World
Popular Computing
The Portable Companion
People's/Recreational Computing
Reference
R.O.M.
ROM

S-100 Micro Systems
SCCS Interface
Sextant
Softalk PC
The Eighty

Volume 1

Volume	Issue	Date	Title
1	1	Spring, 1981	Premier Issue
1	2	Summer, 1981	Atari Product Catalog Included
1	3	Fall, 1981	Introducing Atari Pilot (With "Turtle" Graphics)
1	4	Winter, 1981/1982	Merry Christmas from Your Atari Computer

Volume 2

Volume	Issue	Date	Title
2	1	Spring, 1982	A New World of Information
2	2	Summer, 1982	Atari Computer Camps
1	3	Fall, 1982	Back to School
2	4	Winter, 1982/1983	Perfect Software Gifts for Everyone on Your List

Volume 3

Volume	Issue	Date	Title
3	1	Spring, 1983	Tapping into Tomorrow: A Special Report on Home Communication
3	2	Summer, 1983	Listening for Extra-Terrestrials with a Home Computer
3	3	Fall, 1983	Special Education Issue
3	4	Winter, 1983/1984	Missing from Collection

Volume 4

Volume	Issue	Date	Title
4	1	Spring, 1984	Special Games Issue
4	2	Summer, 1984	Computer Arts and Sciences
4	3	Fall, 1984	Missing from Collection
4	4	Winter, 1984	The Fine Art of Computing

The Atari Connection was the official publication of the Atari Computer division. It was a quarterly slick-format newsletter/magazine that was as much an extended sales brochure as it was an informational magazine.

As such, it was very similar to what Apple put out for their computers.

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