The site was mentioned in the September 4, 2001 Issue of PC Magazine's Special Edition, in the Sitefinder section.   Nice photo of the opening page was included.    Also several other sites were mentioned like Hal Layer's Mind Machine as well as many other great websites.
 

Classic Events News:

Vintage Computer Fest 1.0 "East" went over well, it was a small show, but lots of fun:  RECAP

CGE was a resounding success again this year, lots of great photo's of the show at their website:  RECAP
 

Site Updates:

New items added to the site:

Videogames:
Atari 7800 Section has received a new facelift.
Another Atari System X has been found, new photo's here

Computers:
Atari 800XE has been added.
Atari 130ST Prototype has been added.
Atari 260ST Prototype has been added.
Atari 65XEM, music files, plus the whole story on the AMY chip, how it was sold, the chip was developed by a 3rd party company, then sued by Atari and the chip and its technology were never seen again...

Additional items will be added this coming weekend:
 

Atari 7800 Prototype developers card
Atari 800XL prototype using an entirely different chipset
Atari 800 'Colleen' Test boards
Atari System X Boot ROM image
Atari Network System Files
Much much more.....
 

Site News:

        The Atari History Site is on the move!!!     I am in the process of moving, after these next couple of additions to the site, there will not be many additional site updates until November sometime.    Also all projects have been placed on hold and packed for the time being for the move, the new 800 IDE board is in the process of a redesign based on some fantastic work by Dr Clu for my friend Sijmen who's myIDE is the basis for this new board.   The floppy drive controllers are just about ready, boards need to be run and cases modified, trying to work on a deal to have an available upgrade from Bob Puff at CSS available for the boards as well, still working on that.   The 7800 Keyboard is also coming along, hopefully all will be ready once I've settled into the new house, the museum and arcade are setup and the archive room is built and setup and my workshop is unpacked and back in action.

        Sorry for any inconvience this may cause anyone, please bare with me during this move.  In the meantime:
 

Karl Morris at the AHS Europe site:  The Atari Time Machine will be available for any assistance during this time and I'd also like to welcome our newest AHS member:  Markus of www.atarihistory.de who has joined up and will become a part of the AHS network of sites.

Last but certainly not least, atari7800.com will be coming back.    Justin was sick in the hospital and didn't confide in his friend Chuck, everything is alright, the guys are working on a leaner, cleaner, nicer web design, they have caught up all outstanding orders and deals and will be getting themselves back online shortly, so look for the return of some really great Atari 7800 dedicated imagery and information.