Check out this fascinating article from 1982 about "The Future" of Computers In The Home & Cars

http://www.commodore.ca/commodore-histo ... adu-house/

We will be adding all of the TRANSACTOR magazines in the coming weeks but for now lets all enjoy some of the old advertisments:

http://www.commodore.ca/commodore-retailer-advertising/

This months Spotlight Page tells the story of the amazing Commodore 128. January 2015 marks the 30th Anniversary of the C128 announcement at CES Las Vegas and July 2015 is when the very first units started to sell at just $300 each (that is $146 in 2015 dollars!). Even today that is cheeeeeeeeeeeeea...

SORRY FOR THE OUTAGE! We had a plugin blowup and take the site down for much of the this week. Fortunately Google notified me of the issue and we now have it fixed. Remember that 2015 is the 30th anniversary of the amazing Commodore 128! Thanks again for visiting. Come back soon. Come back often.

This months Spotlight page tells the Commodore story in 1983 at the peak of its power and influence. http://www.commodore.ca/commodore-history/commodore-quarter-century-from-retail-shop-to-global-giant-1983/ ...Shipping more units world-wide than any other computer company, Commodore has grown from ...

This month we highlight our Magazine Articles page. This page has dozens of pages ( :) ) from reviews, to how-to's, to comparison grids. It covers the VIC, KIM, 64, 128, PET, TED and other 8-bit commodore computers. If you are technical you will find Jim Butterfields explanation of Machine Language ...

Gary Schutt posted an item on our http://www.commodore.ca/commodore-products/commodore-64-the-best-selling-computer-in-history/ about a new song and video he has produced. To be honest, I was not overly hopeful it would be to my liking but I LOVE IT. The music AND the video are fantastic and Gary is...

This month we spotlight a page which is really links to the an entire site we mirror. That site is the amazing FUNet which contains all things of hardcore technical nature for Commodore hardware. If you want schematics, ROM code, firmware, odd utilities... this is for you. Sadly they only cover, wai...

This months spotlight page is on Chuck Peddle, the inventor of the Personal Computer. With any great invention there are often a dozen people who can legitimately claim they invented it and the Personal Computer is no exception. Certainly Apple's Steve Wazniak who had the audacity to write a book fi...

Our amazing Commodore friend, Jeri Ellisworth has another great Commodore electronics video: http://youtu.be/_kDhpFaf4EY If you are not aware of Jeri, she designed the Commodore One and Commodore Joystick (and many other smaller projects) and she has one of the most interesting and inspirational (sh...

My name is Ian Matthews and I am the owner operator of this site but most of you would not know that because Robert Bernardo does most of the heavy lifting moderating the day to day activities on this forum. I thought it important to publicly thank Robert for his selfless work on this site. He asks ...

There is a pile of interesting video's covering Commodore people, products, and promotions as well as many discussing general technology issues" http://www.commodore.ca/commodore-gallery/commodore-videos-tv-and-radio-adverts/ Personally, I like these An amazing UK introduction to the Commodore ...

Wow... he has 40 watchers, 8 offers but no bids so far

http://www.ebay.ca/itm/Rare-white-MOS-M ... 2c6dc115b9

Hi Chris;

If I had to guess, I would say that Commodore was simply paid by someone to use the brand. Commodore did this with Thermostats and Telephones as you can see in http://www.commodore.ca/commodore-galle ... -hardware/ . This is another great Commodore find.

That is awesome!

Thanks for sharing