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  • Color Computers Rule!

  • Crysis max settings right durr.

  • Jeff met a really hot chick in an early chatroom... who turned out to be Elliot in disguise.

  • The kid must have been doing a report on the matrix.

  • how much that shit cost back then

  • radio shack computers? meh. knew no one that had one. only c64 or vic20, apples.

  • @Ibringthetruth1 I remeber when the "Apple II-E" came out around '86 or '87, and it was considered the "top of the line"...technology sure has come a looooooong way!

  • @dslgunner1977

    amiga was out around then too. i think.

  • I'm sure that bad boy can run Crysis on max settings.

  • how anti-social can you get

  • this is not as good as the INNERnet

  • Old school WOW

  • I download more than 100 programs a day....

  • Elliots masturbating to older men and jeff's illegaly downloading music.

  • Press 4 to see Jeff shaking.

  • I almost bought one back in the day as my first comp but I'm so glad I didn't. In all my years BBSing I think there was only 1 other person that had a Coco. None of the BBS forums or downloads every had a single Coco program to download Boy, I would've been in major frustration.

  • I'm still using this computer as I write this. I'm upgrading soon to a Commodore 64.

  • @ZeppelinFan70 Hey, you might want to try the new Commodore 128 :)

  • 100 programs?! NO WAY!

  • "book report"? that looks like a roguelike to me...

  • lol everyones making jokes and forgetting there wasnt any internet at the time. no ebay and no porn

  • @daniyellowjello that's the joke -_-

  • @daniyellowjello

    There was a internet, but it was primitive and very underground.

  • this computer was the most technology Radio Shack has ever seen

  • This is a throw-WAYYY-back.

    I remember the TI-99 as well as the TSR-80 computers as well as the Commodore 64 (which I had) and the Vic-20s, and the Apple Computers from the first one to the Apple IIGS. Remember the "Franklin" computers? identical to the Apple models.

  • Elliot and Jeff are pussies.

  • My first computer was a step down from this - a TRS-80 color computer 2.

  • Now Elliot is a 45 year old virgin that sells pencils and string on street corners.

  • 100 programs?!!??! WITCHCRAFT!!!! D:

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  • "....and whats Elliot doing ? hes wacking off to porn, Jeff too !! "

  • That football game looks seriously weak. Bobbing back and forth due to all the "action" doesn't help sell it, kid.

  • i used to have that..kept for over 10 yrs..wish i still had it..lol

  • HEY EVERYONE!! More videos on the way as soon as I get my Betamax VCR up and running!! -Dsargent

  • What kind of football game was that??

  • ZOMG COLOR!

  • what screen can use does it take hdmi

  • I can't believe you guys put up with this technology. Garbage at its best!

  • VGA?

  • @jason123456789210 yes VaGinA 

  • I find it ironic that I watched this on an iPhone - makes me think how far we've come...

  • The Color Computer 3 had other options you could also buy not listed in the video, Printer, Modem, Floppy disk drive, expansion port, Hard drive, X10 lighting control . You could also run a version of Unix called OS-9, which allowed Multi-tasking and windowing OS. I ran a BBS on my Color Computer, created a Laser light show hardware for it, real time video digitizer.

  • elliots watching porn and jeffs buying worthless shit off eBay

  • @metalmaiden999

    LMAO!!!

  • @metalmaiden999 Oh what the internet did to computing..

  • People started naming their boys Elliot after ET came out.

  • @Audinos such an ugly name. sounds like some kind of fucked up pasta.

  • The best graphics are on the box!

  • commodore beat the crap out of that thing

  • 0:13 - Are you sure that's football???

  • the keyboard is thicker than my printer.

  • @arisadaminami That IS the computer. Or in other words it is a computer with a keyboard attached to it.

  • I had one, including the tape recorder for storing programs... yes... a tape recorder...

  • @benny2700 That's nothing, I remember Commador computers using those, like the VIC 20. I saw a photo of a PC on the eight track heaven site that used eight track cartridges for storing programs, wish I could find one, it came out around 1977 so pretty early stuff.

  • Wow those are some BIG plans

  • @MegaHowdoudo Love it! That was too funny! Corny commerical

  • IKR

  • This is what computers looked like in the 80's WTF

  • And now Jeff's working at Hardee's....

  • OOOOOO, so THAT's what that thing is on my shelf

  • Omfg!!!! I want that!!!!

  • @middle0eye I disagree. As a 17 year old punk kid, I think I can safely say structure is boring. I prefer slouching until I get stretch marks and generally bombarding myself with health risks. That's all I could ever dream of.

  • I had the Amiga, the Amiga would laugh all over this and piss on it and laugh again and then burn it to the ground, piss on it some more, and laugh and dump the burnt ashes in the bin and fill it up with piss and laugh some more then push it down the hill while laughing and piss on it and when it gets to the bottom and then point at it with the red mouse pointer and laugh...... Sorry was that too much :P

  • @ZroDfects Yea, pretty stupid

  • @ZroDfects Well this was the 8-bit era. Your Amiga was a 16 bit that came out later. Seriously, you don't have any concept of timelines?

  • @slugnbozo ... Who gives a fuck. Amiga rocked and still does.

  • @ZroDfects I do agree. The Amiga ruled!

  • @ZroDfects

    Hell yeah... I still have my old Amiga 3000..It kicks ass. My first Amiga was the 500

  • @scott93257 .. Amiga all the way. None of this firmware update every single day, none of this ask for permission to perform a task crap, none of this graphics card or sound card upgrade or you miss out on latest game play option crap. The only upgrade Amiga had was an extra floppy drive or 1MB ram upgrade and both were only needed if you wanted it. Amiga had awesome animated graphics and the music was even more awesome, I have xbox, ps3 and wii and not one game has music that I could listen to.

  • @ZroDfects Don't bash music in games today, it's one of the more redeeming qualities. You might want to get that nostalgia out of your ears.

  • @ThisLockIsJammed .... Nah todays gaming music is fucked, nothing but orchestra crap. Keep it for theatre goers.... Don't get me wrong its good to hear original sound tracks during GTA4 etc but nothing special. People are still creating chip music today because how popular it was. Check out millions of chip music around youtube.

  • @ZroDfects Cinematic gaming experiences should have cinematic qualities to their soundtracks. People enjoy chip music because you can link it to an experience, but playing the Super Mario Bros theme from the NES to someone who has never heard it before probably won't like it.

    And yeah, some awesome chiptune artists up here on YouTube.

  • Yep Jeff did XD

  • RadioShack's Color Computer 3 comes with everything that you see here.

    Oh, you say you wanted a computer monitor? Too bad! You have to buy that separately!

  • Nothing compare to your first PC, you never get that feeling again. Mine was a 200mzh cyrix cpu 32mb ram & 2 gig hdd with Windows 95.

  • @BigRed4231

    mine, commodre 64, oh wait i had the Microsha with cobol...

  • @BigRed4231 Mine was my parent's Apple II was a whopping 48k. Long long nights, staying up and playing Wizardry and Computer Ambush......Zork! Check it out!

  • Lol Super bit man!! Super Mrio wanna Be!!

  • Computers so cool, even jock asshole kids will use them before they go to school the next day to beat up nerdy kids who also use them!

  • So Jocks are bad at Math and Nerds like Adventure games?

  • Only... at Radio Shack.... From Walt Disney Home Video.

  • Just bought a Tandy Color Computer 2. Had the TRS-80 Color Computer 2 in the 80's, sold it and hated it every since. Now I can play around with it again!

  • Classic. I love old hardware.

  • @middle0eye I agree with you that parents are the boss, not the other way around. I witness a lot of parents being puppeted by their children. I don't judge them though because I don't know their particular situation or family dynamics. Sometimes parents spoil out of guilt. In the end, I can't change everyone's lifestyle. All I can do is raise my own children to be appreciative, patient and unspoiled and hope others are doing the same. Thank you for being someone who sees it the right way.

  • Those were the days....

  • "You have died of dysentery"

  • oh god thats some good graphics

    

  • and now we just sit at home and play wow...

    i wonder what they would have thought

  • @weswii I was a teenager when this was a new ad. I sit home and play WOW too......

  • fuck me i used to have 1, i programmed a BBS when i was 11 yrs old called "The Best BBS!" i had it up and running in a town called ElliotLake along with Mike Dickerson or Dickensons bbs called CocoBuffs BBS! took me all of 3 months and was even charging peopel monthly to come online! and earned some money..

    What a machine

  • Bet a tornado wouldnt pick it up

  • "Over 100" pieces of software available. Now, people think an app store with less than 100,000 apps is not competitive.

  • How millions of American's got hooked on mind numbing dissociate your ass from reality from wanking off too much... PORN...

  • My first computer was a RS color computer (CoCo) purchase in 1980 with a whopping 16k of ram for $899.00.

    Can't believe my wife let me buy it...

  • I remember buying software that never worked. If todays software comes full of bugs imagine back then when there was not a culture for it.

  • Yes this sure was "serious equipment" I remember thinking computers were stupid because the interaction and graphics really sucked, and they did. Now computer is good. So it is what it is, because it isn't what it was.

  • i had one of these. Elliot's gonna have some problems with his book report due to the fact this computer had no printer.

  • @gayskunk

    not even a printer port?

  • @gayskunk It had no printer or did you just not get one with yours?

  • @slugnbozo as far as i know i dont think they had a printer for Co co, but was a long time ago

  • @gayskunk buy it new? I Think this commercial is from 1984

  • @gayskunk

    Yah he needs a printer and to really use one of these you need the disk drive.

    Though one thing they did not show in the commercial the color computer 3 can use an RGB monitor and actually had better graphics then the Tandy 1000 series at the time plus you could get a macwrite like word processor call MAX-10. Instead they had him using the crappy word processor cart for the coco 1 and 2.

  • @Membrane556 Meh, I never was a big fan of the Tandy Color Computer. The Tandy 1000, however, was excellent. Who cares if it had the best capabilities if all the good games were ripoffs, whereas the Commodore 64 had amazing games, it was cheap, and it had great capabilities.

  • @gayskunk

    That was 80's porn in binary 1's and 0's.

  • FINALLY! A machine capable of running Crysis!

  • Elliot's book report doesn't even look like words on the screen, wtf.

  • @DrEMplushrest Thats because it was a prototype for the kids today who text so much they have no idea how to write

  • @DrEMplushrest He has to decipher the machine code into text and then write the code for the printer driver then get his soldering iron out to make a bridge from the 7-bit slot in the back to the 8-bit centetronics parallel port on the back of the printer. He'll be finished by the time he's 30. Wow...computers were so 'Educational' back in the 80's.

  • Wow more then one hundred programs!

  • I want one

    I want one

    

  • Do you think you got the volume loud enough?

  • 8 RETARDS DIDNT LIKE

  • @aureliosjc Now 9

  • This was my second computer. Does that show my age?

  • @chrama1

    Yep, and welcome to the club :D My first computer was an MSX-1 with tape drive back in 1984/85 or so. I guess being from 1977 makes me one of the oldtimers as well ;)

  • hooly shit MOM! this has call of duty version 0.011! Pre-Beta!!!

  • What kind of 3d graphics card does it have?

  • Angry Video Game Nerd has to review this.

  • Gee! this is great! im gonna play Crysis!

  • Dang, look how far we have come, 10X smaller 1000X faster haha.

  • it that still works today(i hope it does)that'll be more mobile than a laptop if places with public televisions allow plugin t.v. stuff and it wont even need charging.

  • the commercial is come from america

  • Look like crap fashion! Today tech is amazing!!!!!!!!

  • i'm watching this video on one of those.

  • you know what jeff's gonna do after school ... not playing outside with his friends ... noooo he's gonna play on the computer, gain weight from the lack of activity and loose his sight over an old 50 Hz CRT TV standing a foot away from his face ...... YAYYYYY !!!! ... so sad!

  • @GeorgiMl Your mom has a big booty

  • The poor sister didn't get much of a go. I guess that was before social networking and online shoe retailers.

  • 100 Programs wow on windows pc there are like 100 million or more lol

  • por que siempre que veo un comercial tan viejo como este que sea de EEUU la voz es la misma?

  • How heavy were these things back then?

  • at least back then getting a computer was a big deal and kids appreciated it. nowadays, they expect new electronics on a regular basis and often show little respect for such serious equipment.

  • @jenzeppelin It's natural for that to happen as technology progresses. I'm sure when you were a kid you didn't think a radio was a big deal.

  • @jenzeppelin bla bla bla, things were better before, bla , bla, bla

  • @Borisas88 you will grumble in the same way when you're 50. you're just too young and bratty to understand it now.

  • I am 28. In elementary school, they taught on Apple IIe. Had a Tandy & C64 at home. Middle school, it was DOS PCs and Mac Performas. Got a Win95 PC in 8th grade. High school: Windows 98, iMac & Linux. College & after, XP, Mac OSX, Vista, 7 I had Atari 2600, NES, Sega Genesis, SNES, Playstation, Saturn, Dreamcast, PS2, XBOX, PS3, X360. 8 to 16 to 32-bit. 2-D BOOM! 3-D No internet BOOM Internet! Land lines BOOM smart phones! I've seen all the HUGE changes and that's why I HAVE *RESPECT* >:-D
  • @vtak3 :) :) i wish the "miley cyrus" generation understood that. but, then again, in their defense, it's probably normal behaviour. our parents probably thought we took stereos and walkmans etc. for granted, lol. i know i went through them like water - meanwhile, before i was born (was born in '75) stereo equipment was a huge, costly deal and a serious purchase. i wonder what our grandchildren will 'disrespect,' lol. probably something way cool like backyard holodecks, lol.

  • @jenzeppelin

    haha, I'm already grumbling, so god only knows how I will be at 50 :p

  • @jenzeppelin I love you

  • @jenzeppelin couldn't have said it better.

  • @jenzeppelin some idiots don't even know the surface of what goes on inside to make their machines work... they just use it and when it breaks... "well I dunno, I'll just buy a new one"

  • @jenzeppelin only if the parents never raised their kids right and ended up spoiling them...which for some odd reason is happening so often nowadays. When i was younger (about 5 years ago) whenever i got something electronical i always appreciated it, i guess what im saying is it all depends on how your raised, and many parents are lacking the ability to teach their kids right.

  • @jenzeppelin my kids never played with the expensive stuff and had more interest in plastic Mc Donald toys because of imagination. The expansion of technology and it's ability to do everything for you leaves less for the mind to work with. My kids (like many in their school) are pretty much straight A or 4. I hope it continues this path. Though I question the curved grade in place. School expect computers at home now. to apply for work you need one. Maybe that's why. The novalty is gone.

  • @jenzeppelin

    Haha yeah , if u got a new game as a present u felt amazing.. golden dayz

  • @jenzeppelin

    SERIOUS EQUIPMENTS

  • @jenzeppelin - most kids that age today have cell phones 100 x as powerful as that CoCo.

  • @Hiraghm more like thousands

  • @wellivea1 - doing the straight math, most phones are 600-1000 mhz. IIRC the CoCo was somewhere around 10 mhz. That's where I got the 100s from. But, yeah, thousands is probably closer to reality.

  • @Hiraghm lol so so true.

  • @jenzeppelin oh yeah, I remember when My brother and I got a 133mhz Windows 95 machine..an upgrade over our 486..We went nuts..

  • I can't believe they put up with that technology back then....lol

  • I think you could also use those games in an Atari 2600

  • Ah the glory days of RadioShack

  • lmao. my dad found one of these in our basement last year.

  • Damn....I'm 13....why the hell did we have that back then and we shit right now...*Goes back to playing Zelda*

  • @ChristopherSmith2010 Did we met before?

  • SUPER PITFALLL!!!!

  • The next thing I bought after a CoCo was a CP/M 80 machine. There were a few inexpensive compilers for CP/M and I taught myself a few languages. Wrote some glue logic in FORTRAN to accept a comma-separated list of transactions and generate a spreadsheet that looked like a DOME BOOK.

  • Fucking windows 60'

  • We all know Jeff checked out the 8 bit porn too

  • @esau93631 Alas, there was no interweb yet... poor fellow...

  • Snotty looking suburban rich kids playing machines with only 100 titles that no one has ever heard of, AND shitty graphics?

    How did they get PS3s in the 80s?!

  • @EmperorofCartoons kids too poor for a ps3.. xbox sucker. haha

  • @EmperorofCartoons ps3's weren't around in the 80's they only had the atari

  • @EmperorofCartoons you must be mistaking that cube of metal with the original Xbox my friend.

  • @MrBrianTV Those are lines of black text on green background.

  • How much memory did it have?

  • @HoneycombAgent , 128KB (or, 131072 bytes of RAM), though Radio Shack did sell a RAM upgrade that would take it to 512KB RAM (a fairly large amount of RAM for 1986).

  • @cnoyes72 That is a fuckton of ram for 86.