The official home computer of the 1984 Olympics. Yeah, seriously — when the world gathered in Los Angeles for the games, the computer powering official data systems was this little machine: the Atari 800XL. Launched in 1983, it was part of Atari’s legendary 8-bit lineup — a sleek workhorse with 64KB of memory, built-in BASIC programming, and an ANTIC graphics chip that could handle vibrant color and smooth scrolling long before other PCs caught up. It could run games, write programs, connect to