Commodore 64

[Andy B]

Remember the C-64?

You might want of of these then

 

[GT-Steve]

:shock:



I had the original, cos I thought my brother's rubber-keyed spectrum was pants...

££price has gone up a bit, with the new-fangled technology.. :roll:

 

[Grannygrinder]

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I've got a Vic-20 in the loft, the 64's poor relation

 

[feetabix]

cool......just cool!.....

 

[saltyman]

sure my original is in my parents loft......

 

[JohnH]

The BBC website's picked up on this, although the article isn't as in-depth as the LA Times page...
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/technology-12997245

And I've still got my Acorn Electron in a box under me bed...

 

[computerbitz]

seen this the other day on The Register

http://www.reghardware.com/2011/04/04/c ... type_pics/

a few breakdowns on pricing

Main problem is getting the price right for people to take the option up a few years back when they remade some high end PC's with the Commodore brand they was overly priced in a big way and failed after a while again

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/in_pictures/6454113.stm

i may have to see if my old one is still in my mums loft lol last time i was in it there was still my old spectrum zx and 128 an amstrad 464 and a vic 20 and c64 all dinosaurs of my youthful computing days used to have and amiga 500 but that i know i gave to a mate for a project as you may have already worked out geek has been a long term thing for me

 

[T'boo Ted]

have a commadore 64 down in the garage, it the GF's she loves it...

 

[cyfa2809]

have a commadore 64 down in the garage, it the GF's she loves it...

awesome, on another note, my mrs is playing abes odyssey at the moment and she loves that


on thats spec sheet, im surprised they all come with case, chassis and keyboard :shock:

 

[Xesh]

Maybe I'll have to go ahead with my mod of an Acorn of some sort (either a BBC B or an A3000).