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crwdns2933797:0Miroslav Djuriccrwdnd2933797:0Mha 31, 2010crwdne2933797:0

	[* black] The largest chips are MOS Technology's 6507 CPU and 6532 *Ram-I/O-T*imer (RIOT) chips. By the current revision, the they were manufactured by Motorola and Synertec, respectively.
	[* black] Atari's custom chip, the *Television Interface A*dapter [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Television_Interface_Adapter\|(TIA)] is the moneymaker of the 2600, as it allowed for multiple colors, increased graphic capabilities, and sound.
	[* black] Because memory was so expensive during the 2600's design, the video processor has no external RAM. As a result the Atari can only generate one line of video at a time.
-	[* black] There are six components of video that the TIA can create: The playing field, Two sprites (8 pixel lines), a "ball" (single pixel), and two "missiles" (two pixel lines). Combinations of these elements allowed for the complex video witnessed in the 2600.
+	[* black] There are six components of video that the TIA can create: The playing field, Two sprites (8 pixel lines), a "ball" (single pixel), and two "missiles" (two pixel lines). Combinations of these elements allowed for the complex video games witnessed in the 2600.