Source Unknown OCR’d by Ian Matthews Commodore.ca – Aug 16, 2003 Formatting cleaned up Nov 25 2018 COMMODORE VIC-20 ATARI 800XL COLECO ADAM MEMORY (ROM) 20,000 (20K) 4,000 (24k) bytes. N/A MEMORY (RAM) STANDARD:OPTIONAL: 5,000 (5K) bytes Memory expansion cartridges for 3K, 8K,and 18K (for total of 32K maximum). […]
Source unknown: ocr’d by Ian Matthews of Commodore.ca Aug 16, 2003 COMMODORE VIC-20 ATARI 800XL COLECO ADAM MEMORY (ROM) 2O,000 (20K) 4,000 (24k) bytes. N/A MEMORY (RAM) STANDARD:OPTIONAL: 5,000 (5K) bytes Memory expansion cartridges for 3K, 8K,and 18K (for total of 32K maximum). 84,000 (84k) bytes. Non-expandable. 80,000 (80K) bytes. […]
The amazing chart from December 1985 compares nearly every computer on the North American market in December of 1985. Click to enlarge
Originally published by Newsweek magazine, July 16, 1984 – Updated with links Nov 23 2018 Jack Tramiel has always whipped through the personal-computer market at microchip speed. Following his January exit from Commodore International, a company he had helped found, he lined up a low-cost computer-assembly line in the Far […]
Below are some new pages we added: The text only version of our site has been refreshed and is available now at Commodore.ca/text . The text only sub-site is intended for use by old school text only browsers but if you want to know what HTML 1.0 looked like in 1992, […]
UPDATED: April 13, 2020 We have kept this page active for those who still want it, but nearly everyone will want to go to Commodore.ca/arcade The games below run in Adobe Flash which has been discontinued so we now have a new Commodore Arcade that uses HTML5 and JavaScript which […]
Don’t worry, you are at Commodore.ca but we have moved some of our content. If you can’t find what you want in the menus above, just click type what you are looking for in the SEARCH box to the right. In December 2018 we launched another new version of our […]
Reproduced March 25 2002 with permission from the man himself, Jim Butterfield – Formatting cleaned up November 24 2018 (This article was first published in the ICPUG Journal July/August , September/October 1991 issues.) Moving day grows closer. As I gather things together, I see ghosts of Commodore past… Late 1975: […]
Reproduced July 10, 2003 from Your Computer magazine, June 1985. This was copied with permission from Chris Strafford ofhttp://www.gondolin.org.uk/hchof/machinelist.html . All picture added by www.Commodore.ca in November 2018 128K IS THE 1985 fashion adopted by manufacturers eager to stimulate a depressed home computer market. Within the constraints of current technology memory […]
Telecomputing Today Tom R Halfhill, Features Editor Compute! Sept 1983 Reproduced April 18, 2002 with permission from Tom Halfhill Many futurists believe that someday telecomputing will be the primary use for home computers -an integral part of every modem household. You’ve probably already heard the predictions about home banking, home shopping, […]