All you need is a tv with the yellow/red/white connections on the back. Using the Commodore video cord I have hooked both my 64 and Plus/4 up to a 16-inch Vizio LED set. Works fine

The story continues: Got the Commodore 64 gear for Christmas. Computer booted but only showed 446 bytes of memory for Basic -- bad chips. Went on the auction and found a Plus/4. Yeah, I know it was supposed to be a dud but I like the upgraded disk commands, It arrived and runs great. Then one day I ...

A lot of us have simillar stories. Small correction: I had the CBM 8032. The machine I really regret letting go was a B128 which I traded off on a DOS machine. There wasn't much software for it but it would be a nice collectible. Like you my Commodore experience helped me job-wise. Wherever I worked ...

Back in the very early 1980s, as a late 30s-something newspaper reporter, I did a story on three high school students who were dabbling in the early stages of the home computer revolution. One theme in the story was that the kids felt you had to be young to do what they were doing -- that "old ...