Atomic Merchandise

We all know that Atomic isn’t just a magazine, or a website, or the feeling you get at 2am after downing your thirteenth Red Bull. Atomic is a state of mind. Or it may be a t-shirt…we sometimes get those things confused. Either way, we’ve put together the finest merchandise minds we could find and come up with the following bounty. Enjoy.

You can pay by credit card, cheque or money order! To order you’ll need to download the order form below. Fill it out and either

Email: merch@atomicmpc.com.au
Fax: 02 8399 3622
Post: 52 Victoria Street, McMahons Point, NSW 2060

Atomic Binder

Next time you stumble over a pile of old copies of Atomic (Sample heading from Issue 31 – Big-arse graphics 256MB DDR II Radeon) you’ll wish you had an Atomic binder to keep your back issues in great nick.

$19.95
Subscriber Price $17.95

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Atomic T-shirt

The ultimate in tailoring and the finest in fashion combine in the Atomic t-shirt. OK, it’s just a t-shirt with an Atomic logo on it. But surely that’s enough.
Sizes available are – Small, Medium, Large, Extra Large, Extra Extra Large.

$24.95
Subscriber Price $22.95

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Atomic Hat

Keep harmful gamma, ultra-violet and other rays (Martin?) off your head with an Atomic hat. With a logo and a peak…and it’s black. Nice.

$19.95
Subscriber Price $17.95

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Atomic Stubby Holder

OK, so you can’t make it to the Atomic Live after party, and Atomic Meet V8.0 was the same night as your little sisters 18th birthday…you can still get up to boozy shenanigans (and keep your drink cool) in the comfort of your own lounge room with the Atomic stubby holder. Failing that, stitch them together and make a wetsuit.

$9.95
Subscriber Price $8.95

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Editor's Choice

Atomic Magazine

Issue: 96 | January 09

Atomic is a magazine aimed squarely at computer enthusiasts, gamers, and serious PC upgraders.

Every month we bring you the latest reviews of new technology and PC components, in depth features on everything from overclocking to console hacking, and gaming previews and interviews.

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