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Atari 8-Bit Computers: Frequently Asked Questions
Section - 10.4) How can I read/write MS-DOS PC disks on my Atari?

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Several 3rd-party hardware upgrades add the capability of working with
MS-DOS diskettes to your Atari system:

Happy 1050 Enhancement upgrade for the Atari 1050
 -- Read/write 180KiB 5.25" MS-DOS floppies with IBMXFR IBM Transfer Program

CSS XF Single Drive Upgrade for the Atari XF551
 -- Replace the 5.25" mechanism with a 3.5" mech.
 -- Read 720KiB 3.5" MS-DOS disks
    See http://www.nleaudio.com/css/products/XFsingdrup.htm

CSS XF Dual Drive Upgrade for the Atari XF551
 -- Add 3.5" drive without losing the 5.25" drive
 -- Read 720KiB 3.5" MS-DOS disks
    See http://www.nleaudio.com/css/products/XFdualdrup.htm

CSS Floppy Board, for the CSS Black Box
 -- Adds support for PC 720KiB and 1440KiB 3.5" drives to your Atari system
 -- Adds support for PC 1200KiB and 360KiB 5.25" drives to your Atari system
 -- Read/write 5.25" and 3.5" MS-DOS disks in your PC drives with your Atari
    See: http://www.nleaudio.com/css/products/floppy.htm

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