 Calling Atari "the videogame people", it went on to state they came with "some fantastic educational, entertainment and home applications software".In an August 1979 interview Atari's Peter Rosenthal suggested that demand might be low until the 1980-81 time frame, when he predicted about one million home computers being sold.The April 1980 issue compared the machines with the Commodore PET, focused mostly on the BASIC dialects.