Commodore.ca: The PET, VIC, 128, 64 & More Forum

Hi Roger;

Do you have any more CSG / MOS wafers?

Peter (the developer) tells me the 128RM is now for sale: https://the128rm.com/ . We have some basic information about The 128 Remastered on our https://www.commodore.ca/commodore-prod ... ever-made/ page in the POSTMORTEM C128 section.

We need hundreds to make the serial number project useful. We are now up to 6 people providing their PET information so the project is now on its last legs.

If you would enter your PET information https://www.commodore.ca/commodore-pet- ... r-project/ we can all benefit from it.

We have three notable changes today: 1: The text only version of our site has been refreshed and is available now at www.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, here is your chance. 2: ...

Good Day; We are building a collection of 65xx chips for the museum and still need: 6501 - yes, we know they are "rare" 6502 - white ceramic - we have plastic ones currently 6502A - had one but the lettering was so faint is was useless, so we need a nice old "A" 6502B - MOS - we have a Rockwell 6502...

Can you send me the full size picture to my [email protected] email address? There are a few items I would look to zoom into. Thanks.

He was a legend and will be missed by many. RIP

I just added in 2 new pictures of the "Commodore" 128RM near the https://www.commodore.ca/commodore-prod ... ever-made/ along with a small update from the developer, Peter. (scroll down about 2/3's of the page to POSTMORTEM section)

The PET Serial Number project only has 6 responses at this point. This despite a fair amount of promotion including paid advertising on Google. If we don't see some notable action in the list by the end of 2018, we will scrap the project. If you have a PET, please let us know about it: https://www.c...

www.Commodore.ca has been fully renovated. Hundreds of links, graphics, articles and more have been refreshed or added along with a whole new look for 2019. We have even restructured our menu system. Many of the new pages appear in a large list of new content on the www.Commodore.ca home page. That ...

After a few weeks of no response and an absolute deluge of other work on the site, we have decided to not pursue the Obits section. It has been moved to under our LINKS page and may just be removed outright in the future

There have been a few people die recently that were not directly related to Commodore but were related to the 8 bit ecosystem and several people have suggested / recommended we add some mention of their passing to our site. To that end we have just added an TECH LEGENDS OBITUARY section which shows ...

We are again refreshing the www.Commodore.ca site and have thus far completed the Commodore 64 page and have 80% of the work done on the VIC-20 and KIM1 pages. We have also added the following pages: see www.Commodore.ca home page for links to: Note that most of these pages existed in some form prev...

Hello Fellow Chicken Headers! As part of our revamp, we are adding new content. Yesterday we added these four pages: The Crazy Story of How Irving Gould Ended Up Owning and Killing Commodore https://www.commodore.ca/the-crazy-story-of-how-irving-gould-ended-up-owning-and-killing-commodore/ C= Bankru...

We had some design implementation problems with our new look so we have moved on to another one. The layout will be finalized within a week and all content pages will be reviewed and corrected, hopefully by the end of the year. We are starting with PRODUCTS and moving our way down. Thus far we have ...