Atari co-founder 'Ted' Dabney passes away, aged 81
Dabney worked with Nolan Bushnell on arcade classic Pong, but left in 1973 after claiming that he had been sidelined
Samuel ‘Ted' Dabney, the co-founder of Atari alongside Nolan Bushnell, has died at the age of 81. He had been suffering from cancer of the esophagus. Dabney was one of the technical brains behind the...
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