The Portland Atari Club (PAC) served as a community for Atari enthusiasts, focusing primarily on Atari 8-bit computers. This independent user group was not officially linked to Atari, Inc. Members of the club took on the task of writing and publishing newsletters, which offered a valuable resource for exchanging information, tips, and updates about Atari computers.
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