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This site provides links to other sites that support the classic Commodore 64 and 128 computers, and a collection of articles from newsletters. {LOTS of Commodore history and some Amiga information can also be found here too} |
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{WOW!! - An ABSOLUTELY FANTASIC website dedicated to a deep dive into the history of Commodore from the beginning! In depth articles cover the whole range of products from the first mechanical adding machines to unreleased prototypes (Unreleased C64 Game Machine). They also have an document archive with TONS of fascinating finds. Looking for an old copy of Commodore International news letter or a company phone roster from 1985? Well look no further!} |
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Summary Timeline: 1958 - present. {Very detailed up until 27 Jun 2025} |
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(This appeared originally in the SanJose Mercury News and has since been reprinted many many times across the country... caused enough of an uproar in the Amiga community to prompt a reply (which follows) from that sleeping giant- CBM...) |
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{Over 1600+ covering various operating systems, applications, games and more.} |
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{The sales listing for the old Commodore MOS semiconductor plant at 950 Rittenhouse Road, Norristown, PA 19403} |
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{Thread @ Amigaworld discussing the sale of the old Commodore MOS building and croud sourcing its purchase. Boy would this be cool!} |
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{A direct link to Commodore-news.com daily news page} |
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Commodore OS (Commodore OS Vision) – a Linux distribution based on Linux Mint, and created for Commodore and games fans. Commodore OS Vision is available only for x86-64 architectures, uses the GNOME 2 desktop and features Compiz/Emerald desktop effects. It includes pre-installed many games, Firefox and Chromium web browsers, LibreOffice, Scribus, GIMP, Blender, OpenShot and Cinellera, Ardour and Audacity, Linux MultiMedia Studio, etc. It has a classic Commodore slant with a selection of applications reminiscent of their classic Amiga counterparts. Commodore OS is not compatible with Commodore 64 software, but it contains VICE, an open-source emulator of the Commodore 64, Commodore 128, CBM-II, Commodore PET, Commodore VIC-20 and Commodore Plus/4. Commodore OS is designed as a way to look as the old Commodore system. Commodore OS Vision was developed by Commodore USA between 2011 and 2012. The last version 1.0 beta 9 was based on Linux Mint 10. |
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Commodore OS Vision is a 64-bit Linux distribution, based on Linux Mint, created for Commodore enthusiasts purchasing Commodore USA hardware. These are essentially restore disks for pre-installed Commodore systems. Commodore OS Vision uses the classic GNOME 2 interface and features extensive Compiz/Emerald desktop effects. It includes dozens of games of all genres (FPS, Racing, Retro etc), the Firefox and Chromium web browsers, LibreOffice, Scribus, GIMP, Blender, OpenShot and Cinellera, advanced software development tools and languages, sound editing through Ardour and Audacity, and music composition programs such as the Linux MultiMedia Studio. It has a classic Commodore slant with a selection of applications reminiscent of their classic Amiga counterparts. |
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The "The History of Commodore Computers" poster is the culmination of three years of work and research. The Commodore systems have been professionally photographed specifically for this poster and the photos appear nowhere else. This poster is ideal for any vintage computer fan, Commodore Computer collector, classic or vintage memorabilia display. This is a limited edition poster and will not be re-printed! Poster includes hi-resolution images of rare and hard-to-find systems including the KIM 1, PET 2001, PET 4016, PET 8032, VIC-20, C-64, C-64C, SX-64, C-128, C-128D, B-128, CBM 256-80, P-500, Plus/4, C-16, C-116, VC-20, Amiga 500, and selected diskette drives. |
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This is the official home page for Commodore Repair Toolbox (named as CRT hence forward) - a Windows utility tool for repairing vintage computers or peripherals. What is it? With CRT you can easily view schematics, zoom in/out, identify components, see chip pinouts, do manual circuit tracing, study datasheets, view oscilloscope readings, ressources and various other information, helping you diagnosing and repairing old vintage hardware. It is primarily dedicated to Commodore, and have a few built-in datasets for Commodore computers, but it does support any kind of hardware, as you can add your own data - e.g. other computers, radios, DIY electronics or whatever else you can imagine. |
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Below is the same Commodore Parts list in three different formats. {xls, csv & txt. Over 1800+ part numbers} |
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Bill Hurd and Dave Haynie tell tales of days past. A **MUST WATCH** |
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{Spanish} Si alguna vez te preguntaste donde podrías tener todo el conocimiento de COMMODORE en una sola web, ya has encontrado la respuesta. Realizada por y para amantes del COMMODORE, con todo lo que cualquier usuario pasado y presente del COMMODORE necesita para revivir un momento de su vida. |
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{Video} AmigaBill interviews former Commodore Software Products Manager Gail Wellington. Gail Wellington played a pivotal role at Commodore beginning with her her position as a technical writer all the way through to being a key member of the CDTV development team. She did everything from product demonstrations at trade shows, being the liaison between Amiga and Commodore during the acquisition of Amiga, helping to plan the launch of Amiga event at Lincoln Center, starting the CATS program and was a lead in the CDTV project which was even nicknamed “Gail’s Baby “ She is known at Commodore as "Mother Software" |
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The TECHTOPICS BULLETIN has been developed to inform the dealer network about special troubles and corrections to the Commodore Systems. TECHTOPICS will be a monthly bulletin directed to the Service Centers of the dealerships. |
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The aim of www.commodore-users.eu is to bring together the community of Commodore computers users in Europe and beyond, and have us meet and share on a regular base. Commodore users are invited to contribute by presenting their work in areas such as new software and programming (i.e. libraries), former and new OSes, genuine and modern hardware, emulators, art i.e.: petscii or sprites, book reviews etc. We do also accept presentations from hardware/software vendors/editors, also from writers presenting their books or magazine editors. |
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Retro lovers unite for a not-for-profit, friendly annual meeting of enthusiasts of Commodore, Amiga and life in general. Active since 1983, we meet every January and anyone can book a ticket. There is something for everyone whether you are into games, hardware, software, demos or just meeting like-minded people. |
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Commodore Users of Edmonton (CUE), Fresno Commodore User Group (FCUG) and the Clark County Commodore Computer Club (5C's Group) were pleased to present CommVEx 2005 - a Commodore Computer EXPO in Las Vegas, Nevada. The Cincinnati Commodore Computer Club (CCCC) also contributed financially to CommVEx. A presentation of member clubs of the United Commodore User Groups Association (UCUGA) |
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It's Vegas, baby! CommVEx stormed Las Vegas, Nevada, from 2005 to 2019! Fifteen awesome years!. Celebrating its 15 years, CommVEx is the longest-running Commodore and Amiga show in the U.S.A.(as of 2019)! |
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From time to time, I see the phrase “Commodore stock scam” or something similar come up in discussion or in books. Commodore, in case you don’t know, was a high-flying computer company in the 1980s that was literally making computers as quickly as they could sell them while Apple struggled for its survival, and was in the enviable position of being the main supplier of chips for its competitors. Imagine if Intel sold computers at retail next to HP and Dell, while still selling chips to Dell. That was Commodore in 1984. I don’t have 1984 figures, but in 1985, Commodore had 38% of the computer market all to itself. IBM and its clones, combined, had 49%. Apple had 13%. But a decade later, Commodore had squandered all of that away and was out of business. That’s why Robert X. Cringely sums up Commodore as Irving Gould‘s stock scam, then goes back to writing about Apple. The real story is more complicated than that. More interesting, too. |
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{Bill Koester of CATS detailed investigation of the virus.} |
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Information on the sales of the Amiga throughout the world may be lacking in many respects. However, there are some figures available that indicate how many were sold during the Commodore era. These only show official figures, the number of Amigas world-wide has been estimated to be 4 times as much. |
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The newly resurrected Commodore founds a new companys branch named Commodore Engineering with other young Italian entrepreneurs, Luigi Simonetti as General Manager, Stefano Cianfanelli as Development Manager and Giovanni Celauro as Sales Manager: made up of only highly skilled national staff, it presents itself as a leading research and development body in the electronics and computer engineering sector and is invested with the honor and the burden of realizing the hardware relaunch and starting the software development process. |
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