> Please look for it, it sound interesting.
> If it's really so simple, then building an "audio to 2600 adapter cable"
> shouldn't take more time than the average home brew cart. If we'll write a
> 2600 vido music program based on that interface, then maybe Randy will be
> able to sell a cart+cable package at a reasonable price. Sounds like a nice
> idea to me.
>
> Also, I have an Atari graphics tablet for the Atari 8-bit computers, do you
> think it's possible to use it with the 2600?
I'm pretty sure you can. As I remember you just use the paddle inputs
to read the x,y value off the tablet. There was an article in Analog
many years ago that discussed it I believe by Tom Hudson.
As I recall you have to read the values several times and take the
average of the values to get a stable result.
Brad
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