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Atari VCS gets a browser surprise ahead of launch

Atari VCS gets a browser surprise ahead of launch

Posted on December 17, 2020August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

Atari is currently shipping out the very first VCS consoles to those who backed the system on indiegogo, and when those backers get their units, it’ll come packing a surprise: Google Chrome. Atari announced today that Chrome is the official built-in browser of the VCS. While it’s somewhat rare to see consoles supporting a third-party browser like Chrome natively, it makes sense for the VCS as Atari envisions it as a console/PC hybrid.
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