 In 1982, Atari started the "Sweet 8" (or "Liz NY") and "Sweet 16" projects to create an upgraded set of machines that were easier to build and less costly to produce.Atari ordered a custom 6502, initially labelled 6502C, but eventually known as SALLY to differentiate it from a standard 6502C.SALLY was incorporated into late-production 400/800 machines, all XL/XE models, and the Atari 5200 and 7800 consoles.