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I love that. "Even ... ( 1 year ago by tugboat2030)

I love that. "Even the Radio Shack computer said Commodore 64." How old is that?

I adore my 64 ! ( 1 year ago by Jayce6470)

I adore my 64 !

I must be first ... ( 1 year ago by 602780573)

I must be first half of 80's. Looks like year 1981

Back in the 80's ... ( 1 year ago by scorpioGusTx)

Back in the 80's there were many personal computer platforms in the fledgling market. Once IBM validated the personal computer market, they dominated the market because you could not go wrong with IBM. So all of the others went away.

A real bargin at ... ( 1 year ago by TubeBoyTV)

A real bargin at $595. With adjusted inflation that is about $2,000 today. My grandpa has one. He uses it as an easy bake oven to cure his tobacco.

hoofer, the ... ( 1 year ago by 14vidal)

hoofer, the commodore 64 was the most sucsessful computer of the 80s. it did survive.

What wonderful ... ( 1 year ago by WaltCD)

What wonderful memories. I cut my teeth programming on a 64. They came out in 1982 and I used it thoroughly clear into 1986. 1992 my first PC. The Commodore 64, like a '57 Chevy, will always be a classic. They even have it in the Smithsonian in Washington D.C.
Walt D in LV

I still have my ... ( 1 year ago by vox2007)

I still have my commodore64, and many games on flobbys. I still have a working 1541 disk drive and C=64 monitor, and Printer. Just a year ago I put it all back together and run a diskdrive test disc, that checks the disk drive for errors. It was so alsome. Im on a Dell 8200 now.

Yall remember some ... ( 1 year ago by vox2007)

Yall remember some of the games like Micro prose's 'GunShip' or Accolade's 'The Dam Busters' and 'Ace of Aces' or UXB's 'Strike Force Cobra' or DataEast's 'Platoon'and 'Ikari Warriors' and 'Kung Fu Masters' Comos 'Huey' Huey II'. I got these games on flobby's and some others.

Yeah, good times. ... ( 1 year ago by Torlan47)

Yeah, good times. The game I probably remember best was some sort of Bruce Lee game. Used to love it at the time.

I loved my ol C64. ... ( 1 year ago by Zoomer30)

I loved my ol C64. I had one from 1982 to about 1992 when it died on me. got me thorough high school and part of college. I had a $5 word processor that was good for papers and all that. Add a Enhancer 2000 floppy drive and a Okidata 120 printer and you got a good setup.

This is wrong they ... ( 1 year ago by Lumotaku)

This is wrong they dominated the business market the home market was owned by commodore and atari Until Ibm clones started coming out in large numbers. Still Until you had a 386 with a sound card and vga the commodore had better graphics and sound.

Remember my dad had ... ( 1 year ago by atom2009)

Remember my dad had one and he took it back to get an IBM. I was pissed cause I played that simulator "Jet" on the 64. Get the IBM and we had typing tutor, bummer.

kick as music, and ... ( 1 year ago by sugateddy)

kick as music, and voice over guy

That is hilarious. ... ( 11 months ago by goheadtry)

That is hilarious. I think if someone where to try that today they would have a law-suit against them.

well, no, if you ... ( 11 months ago by EuroCarfan00)

well, no, if you ask Dells, compaqs and eMachines computers, they will all say: MACINOTOSH. and you wont get sued.

AWESOME HERE IN ... ( 11 months ago by motoshop4)

AWESOME HERE IN MEXICO THOSE THINGS ARE GOD'S
la computadora magica...whow

what nobody else ... ( 10 months ago by lexdimond)

what nobody else can give you at 2wice the price?! this can be confusing...

Yeah, a lot of ... ( 10 months ago by schr4nz)

Yeah, a lot of these games were also available on the Apple IIe (which I had). I love all this retro stuff, brings back memories of youth, the Bruce Lee game - I think it was Enter the dragon, it had a neat bug in it where you could skip half the game by jumping into a doorway.

Is twice the price ... ( 10 months ago by sakitumi91)

Is twice the price supposed to be a good thing?

The only short ... ( 2 months ago by Membrane556)

The only short comings the C64 had were a painfully slow disk drive and you had to go with a third party adapter to get 80 columns though the C128 fixed that last issue. It's graphics and sound were way ahead of anything you could buy for less then 2x the price. Tandy didn't catch up until the COCO3 and Apple until the IIgs and by then the Amiga was coming out IBM took until EGA/VGA and 386s but those used to cost more then the much more powerful Amiga.

Expensive? Apple ... ( 2 months ago by Membrane556)

Expensive? Apple IIs cost over twice that and IBMs were $2,000. Also that was the introductory price 2 years later they were selling for under $300 and drove TI out of the home computer business. Sure there was the ZX81/TS1000 which could be had for $99 but that was a a toy. Only reason commodore didn't survive wasn't due to poor sales but more so due to bad management they pursued dead end projects like the Plus 4 and CDTV wasting millions.

I will agree to the ... ( 2 months ago by fullflavormenthol)

I will agree to the point of bad management, not so much on the CDTV. They were already dead they just didn't know it yet by the time CDTV came out. Hell they were selling C=64s when the company went bankrupt in 94'. It was a good little computer that stood the test of time throughout the 80's. Between the C=64 and the high selling Amiga platform...I lay the blame on management that basically robbed the company of its funds.

600$ LOL ( 3 weeks ago by ExtraTerrestrials)

600$ LOL

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