The Atari ST was a personal computer released by Atari Corporation in 1985 and commercially available until the early 90s. The "ST" officially stands for "Sixteen/Thirty-two" [1] , which referred to the Motorola 68000's 16-bit and 32-bit external and internal buses.
Atari ST [2]

Chess Programs

• Chessmaster 2000 by David Kittinger
• Chess Player 2150 by Chris Whittington
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• Colossus Chess by Martin Bryant ^[4]
  
• Fritz by Frans Morsch and Mathias Feist as part of ChessBase 4.0
• Psion by Richard Lang ^{[5] [6]
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• Sargon III by Dan and Kathe Spracklen
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• TechMate by Szabo Software (Alexander Szabo & Barbara Szabo) ^{[9] [10]
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• Xchess by Bert van der Liet
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Publications

• Christopher Chabris (1987). Reviews: The Game of Kings - START's First Chess Tournament. STart Vol. 2, No. 2

Forum Posts

• Re: La Máquina Preservadora. Programas de Ajedrez by Luis a, Meca Foro, May 13, 2013 (Spanish)

External Links

• Atari ST from Wikipedia
• Atari 1040ST microcomputer, The Computer History Museum
• Atari MEGA STE from Wikipedia
• Atari TT030 from Wikipedia
• List of Atari ST games from Wikipedia
• List of Atari ST Games : Board Game - Chess, page 1
• Atari 1040 STF - Old Computer Collection

References

1. ^ The Future Of Atari Computing
2. ^ Atari ST from Wikipedia
3. ^ Atari ST Old Computer Chess Game Collection - Chess Player 2150 from The Spacious Mind
4. ^ Colossus Chess from Wikipedia
5. ^ Chess Computers - The UK Story by Mike Watters
6. ^ Psion Chess – Wikipedia.de (German)
7. ^ Christopher Chabris (1987). Reviews: The Game of Kings - START's First Chess Tournament. STart Vol. 2, No. 2
8. ^ Computer Chess by Dan and Kathe Spracklen from AtariArchives.org - archiving vintage computer books, information, and software
9. ^ Techmate Chess - Szabo Software
10. ^ Gregg Pearlman (1986). ST New Products. Antic Vol. 5, No. 8
11. ^ TechMate Chess for Atari ST - The Video Games Museum
12. ^ Christopher Chabris (1987). Reviews: The Game of Kings - START's First Chess Tournament. STart Vol. 2, No. 2
13. ^ Atari ST Xchess from Atari Mania

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