Retro computer enthusiast [Steven Combs] documents his adventure building the TEDuino, a modern replacement for the Commodore Datasette which uses an SD card instead of audio tape. He based the design ...

The Commodore Plus/4 was not loved by the marketplace after its launch in 1984. Despite its namesake feature of having productivity programs built in, its lack of compatibility with Commodore 64 ...

This spiral-bound illustrated booklet is the user's manual for the Commodore plus/4. Chapters concern unpacking and setting up, using the keyboard and screen, using software, getting started, ...

IIIF provides researchers rich metadata and media viewing options for comparison of works across cultural heritage collections. Visit the IIIF page to learn more. These components include the power ...

What happens when a beloved tech brand from the past gets a second chance at life? For fans of retro computing, the news of the Commodore PC company’s acquisition is nothing short of electrifying.

In 1994, Commodore crashed and burned. Once a home computing giant across the US and Europe, the company was undone by mismanagement and misfires. The carcass was picked clean and the pieces resold so ...

As my best friend posted above the C64 was a machine that represented the best of that era. Graphics, sound and accessibility were the forte of that awesome Commodore machine. I still have a couple of ...