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From the beginning, Mattel attempted to distinguish the Intellivision from the Atari 2600 by stressing that the Intellivision wasn't just a toy -- it was going to be the basis of a home computer system. Slipping the Master Component into the Keyboard Component would unlock the full power of the 16-bit microprocessor in the Intellivision. | From the beginning, Mattel attempted to distinguish the Intellivision from the Atari 2600 by stressing that the Intellivision wasn't just a toy -- it was going to be the basis of a home computer system. Slipping the Master Component into the Keyboard Component would unlock the full power of the 16-bit microprocessor in the Intellivision. | ||