Atari 1029 Programmable printer

Printer, 1984, Atari. The 1029 is a low-cost dot matrix printer for the Atari 8-bit computers, styled to match the XL series and connected directly to the SIO bus, so it needs no separate interface. It prints 80 columns with a 7-pin head, supports graphics modes and uses a friction feed for plain paper. It was sold mostly in Europe, where it was the usual companion of the 800XL and the XE machines.