Atari STacy 2 Laptop Works 20 MB internal HDD Dragon Batteries Excellent Shape For Sale

Atari STacy 2 Laptop Works 20 MB internal HDD Dragon Batteries Excellent Shape
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Atari STacy 2 Laptop Works 20 MB internal HDD Dragon Batteries Excellent Shape:
$899.99

Atari STacy 2 Laptop Works!! 20 MB internal HDD Dragon Batteries Excellent Shape. It is in 100% working order, it it is also 35+ years old so keep that in mind


sale comes with the following:

Atari STacy 2 Laptop Portable

• Internal 720k 3.5” disk drive

• Internal 20MB hard drive

• All keys & trackball work

• Screen looks great

• Brand new Atari power supply from Best Electronics

The Dragon Battery modification is present and is installed. However, the batteries do not take a charge so far as I have been able to see. I tried to charge them per the instructions, but nothing seems to bet getting in there. It could be that the cells are just too flat to charge. They might be able to be replaced. it was a project I was considering before I decided to clean house.

• I am really not wanting to let this go, but it really is just taking up space


It is very heavy, so shipping will be a bit.


I will be selling a good deal of Atari XL/XE/800 items over the next few days. Including cartridges, disk drives (like an Amdek AmDisk III, for example) and other items. I will also be listing some TI 99/4a items and other video game related items.


I just do not have time to use it all and figure someone else can enjoy it instead of it gathering dust. Contact if you have any questions.

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