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Vintage Atari 400 Home Computer collector package with original retail box, molded styrofoam packing, accessories and paperwork.
The Atari 400 was tested using a Pac-Man cartridge and an Atari joystick. The system powered on, loaded the cartridge and produced playable color video. Controls responded properly during testing. Some visual interference/static was present through the vintage RF connection; picture quality may vary depending on the television and connection used.
Included:
• Atari 400 Home Computer
• Original Atari retail box
• Original upper and lower molded styrofoam packing
• Original Atari AC power adapter with original box
• Original Atari TV switch box with original box
• Original protective plastic bag
• The Basic Computer Owner’s Guide
• Atari Home Computers product catalog
• Original warranty, registration and promotional paperwork shown
The console is exceptionally clean for its age and displays very well. It shows light cosmetic wear consistent with age and prior storage.
The original retail box is in worn condition. ONE END FLAP IS COMPLETELY MISSING. The box also has crushing, creases, tears, weakened remaining flaps, edge and corner wear, discoloration, tape/label residue and areas of surface-paper loss. The styrofoam and paperwork show age-related wear. All box damage has been photographed; please review the pictures carefully for exact condition.
The included TV switch box was not tested separately.
PAC-MAN CARTRIDGE, JOYSTICK AND TELEVISION SHOWN IN THE TESTING PHOTOS ARE FOR DEMONSTRATION PURPOSES ONLY AND ARE NOT INCLUDED.
The Atari 400 console and all accessories and paperwork specifically listed above are included. This is a vintage electronic item, and only the functions specifically described have been tested. You will receive the exact system and contents pictured.

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