Commodore C64 - 1982

The Commodore 64 is an 8-bit home computer introduced by Commodore International in January 1982. Volume production started in the spring of 1982, with machines being released on to the market in August at a price of US$595.

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[skoro1975asn]

Commodore Plus/4 commercial in 1984.

HAPPY OLD DAYS .....

/watch?v=RDRz6CKPEuQ

[happydelicious]

More than 2 Hrs of goodness! This is an historical treasure.

[BrokenDinosaur]

RIP Jim Butterfield.

[sengork]

"Oops I was typing too fast" - the golden age of computing.

[Preston Jones]

Now i want a commodore 64.

[Preston Jones]

Whoa! WTF? 2 hours??

[bryceguy72]

3:55 "mo-DAM"

[NLCaptainJack]

1:53:40

[Rich Jones]

That would be really cool since they didnt exist for another 15-20 years. In 1982, the Apple III was out for only $3500, no monitor, no hard drive. The Commodore was functional for $500, floppy $250, monitor $250. There was a comparison, in 2012 dollars - a complete Apple III would have cost $7000, thats over 12,500 today. :) Read up on Apple timelines... Search Timeline_of_Apple_Inc._product­s on WikiPedia, since we can no longer post links (wtf)

[GreenLeaf5656]

*a

[manuel prieto]

Lol I was typing o fast for the computer to keep up wow no wonder commadores gone

[manuel prieto]

Pretty fast???