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{Homepage of Commodore.net when Tulip owned it} |
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Reproduced March 18 2002 with permission from Maurizio Banavage. Graphics added by Commodore.ca Nov 2018. Commodore-Computer-Factory-CBMIn 1954 Jack Tramiel founded Commodore as a typewriter repair service. Jack Tramiel was Polish, and after Auschwitz he traveled to the United States and joined the Army. After the army he decided to open a repair shop in the Bronx. Tramiel always had an inclination towards technology such as mechanical and electro-mechanical. Tramiel Moved again in 1955, this time to Ontario, Canada becoming a low-cost office furniture manufacturer. |
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{An official} Promotional video for the Commodore Amiga. They thought they'd have a chance against Apple in the educational market. |
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{Swedish - A review of the Amiga Years by Brian Bagnall. page includes a picture of Joe Pillow flanked by R.J. Mical and Dale Luck} |
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Welcome to commodorehistory.com! We are a team of passionate computer enthusiasts and history lovers who are focused on documenting and sharing the history of Commodore computers. Our mission is to create a comprehensive archive of information about the history of Commodore, including the development and evolution of the various models, as well as the impact they had on the computer industry and broader society. We aim to make this information accessible to anyone interested in the history of computers, regardless of their level of technical knowledge. |
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Commodore OS Vision was a publicly available linux distribution created by Leo Nigro, on behalf of Commodore USA, LLC in 2010, to be used as a default install for their new Commodore branded line of computers including the Commodore C64x |
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Attached is the memorandum on Commodore's strategic options and priorities over the next two years. |
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Since the summer disclosure of an attempted management buyout at Commodore International Ltd (CI No 2,459), little has been heard of the Nassau, Bahamas-based parent company or any of its units around the world. Production ceased world-wide last April when the company decided to liquidate its assets, and since then the liquidators have been trying to balance creditor requirements with the search for buyers for the few remaining profitable arms of the company. |
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{Silicon Siren does a nice job talking about the A4000} |
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When Commodore released its VIC-20 computer in 1981, one of the peripherals it also released was a matching joystick. Cast in white plastic like the VIC-20, the Commodore VIC-1311 looked like an albino Atari joystick from the same time period. The resemblance was uncanny, and Atari took notice. On October 11, 1982, Atari sued. |
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The AmigaOS community is one of the oldest and most dedicated. The loyalty of this community is one of the reasons that AmigaOS still exists today and continues to be actively supported and developed. The community has expanded worldwide, featuring users from various cultures and with different experiences. But they all have something in common, they continue to enjoy using AmigaOS daily. The following list contains some of the community websites around the world that are available to visit. |
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So, I won’t be wasting too many words on this – partially because I’m not into cheap soap operas, and partially because there’s no way to know what’s going on with this nonsense without dedicating a year’s worth of detailed study into the subject. So it seems that the company Hyperion, which develops and owns the rights to Amiga OS 4 and Amiga OS 3.2 has gone into bankruptcy proceedings. |
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{A very detailed breakdown of 15 different Operating Systems {Amiga included} and all their major features} |
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A replacement PCB for the Competition Pro Mini and Pro Star Mini (with autofire) Joysticks to easily replace failing microswitches with modern parts. |
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The following is a complete disassembly of the Amiga 1.2 "exec", as found on a kickstart disk for an Amiga 1000. Everything is shown, right down to the padding introduced by the linker, and unused code fragments which probably made it in by accident. |
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Interactive component locater. A2000, A3000, A3630, A3660, A4000, ReAmiga 1200 & 3000. |
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bgpk, unrnc, pkinf, atf, brew, tara_ng, libarc_tools_68k, tara, newdpk, deshrink, NibDec, delzo, wunzy, Shrinkler_68k, bzip2_clib2, xz-utils, lzmautils-68k, untarka034_68k, brotli_68k, uclpack_68k, lunzip_68k, clzip_68k, lzip_68k, tarlz_68k, amigadepacker_68k, 7z1602_ix48, 7z1602_68k_src.7z, lzop_68k, Blitz_lh, lz4_68k, chmlib_68k, compress_68k, amiaudcomp, mp3toSV & bonk_enc. {A listing of all the compression programs by lory lombus} |
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{Thread @ Hacker News celebrating the 100th Birthday of Dick Van Dyke} |
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Computer Assisted Technical Services: Since 1983, CATS (Computer Assisted Technical Services) has been dedicated to helping Commodore Computerists get the most from their computer. The list of services offered is extensive. For more info on what services are offered and how to request assistance, send a stamped self-addressed #10 envelope. |
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Twenty 22 years ago Computer Connection opened its door's inside of Tracy Music. We started selling music software for Amiga computers through the music store a year prior. As the Amiga picked up steam we decided to sell all Amiga products through our new business Computer Connection. New lines included NewTek products such as DigiPaint and DigiView. |
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This book was developed in an attempt to maintain in one location the information and references that point to the many important historical developments of the short life of the computer graphics world as we know it. {This is the Amiga chapter} |
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This is the second song in my Computer Legends Series. Next release will be the ZX Spectrum song. "Awesome" by Victor Vergara pays homage to the iconic Amiga computer through a catchy synthwave pop song. Dive into the nostalgia of the Amiga era with awesome games, 4 channels music and the greatest demoscene ever! (C) 2024 Victor Vergara "Awesome" Computer Legends: Amiga is available in all music platforms. |
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Hey adventurers, the team thought it would be a nice idea for me to write about my latest episode of Magical Synth Adventure. In the video, I run a guitar through a 1991 Amiga 500+ Computer, though pretty much any Amiga computer can make these sounds, including emulation options. Here, I can add a little more detail to proceedings, plus the hardware & software requirements of this, er, adventure. |
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What a difference a few extra MHz, a couple of megs of RAM and hard drive storage make to a standard A500. A whole new world of productivity and ease of use is opened up. So why not take the next step and ditch those boring icons and smooth out the fonts while keeping the OS lean and more usable? Classic Workbench provide packages of very handy prebuilt Workbench installs, however for my requirements, I wanted all the eye candy while keeping the system as fast as possible. So I rolled my own, so to speak... |
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In this guide, I’ll go over the step-by-step process for connecting an Amiga 500 to a modern high-definition or 4K TV. We’ll look at the different cable options, adapters, and settings needed to get the best picture quality. By the end, your Amiga 500 should be running nicely on your flat screen TV! |
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