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[* black] ...Or not. Seriously? That's it? The shell design team must have wanted to give lots of breathing room to the motherboard team, just in case.
-[* black] [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jay_Miner|Jay Miner] may have been able to integrate the display and sound chip into a single IC, thereby reducing the footprint of the motherboard, but the case size still seems slightly hyperbolic.
-[* black] The board is propped up and sits at an angle of about 30 degrees inside the Atari.
+[* black] [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jay_Miner|Jay Miner] may have been able to integrate the display and sound chip into a single IC, thereby reducing the footprint of the motherboard, but the case size still seems rather hyperbolic.
+[* black] With a design that is unseen in just about every other electronic device, the motherboard is propped up and sits at an angle of 30 degrees inside the Atari.