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CMD Hard Drive Advertisement: Compute! April 1990
Back in the day everyone who ran a Commodore 64 or 128 BBS wanted a CMD hard drive. Check out this advertisement scanned from Compute! Magazine issue April 1990: This Creative Micro Designs...
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Commodore Computer Club Christmas Tree Ornaments
One of the Commodore Computer Club Christmas tree ornaments that we made back in 2010 was hung up on the 2018 tree with care earlier this evening: The first appearance of these awesome Commodore...
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C64 PLA, SID and VIC chips aluminum heat sinks
The PLA, SID and VIC chips on this 1983 Commodore 64 PCB will be much happier now that they all have heat sinks on them: You can get a bag of quantity 50 extruded aluminum heatsinks (14x14x6mm) like...
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Advertisement: Costs less, does more – the Commodore 64
It writes, rates, creates, even telecommunicates. Costs less, does more – the Commodore 64: Click the above image for a larger view of this awesome vintage C64 computer advertisement.Original article:...
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Limited Edition Commodore VIC-64C Computer – Not an Aldi C64
Check it out, by taking an empty VIC-20 case, a unused C64 case badge, a 64C keyboard and a working C64 motherboard, this Limited Edition Commodore VIC-64C computer was created. Here’s the top of the...
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1980’s Childhood C64 Sears Color Monitor Found 30+ Years Later
As most people know, my story with the Commodore 64 computer started Christmas morning in 1983 when I received my first C64 computer from my grandparents: Prior to receiving this C64 computer for a...
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Let’s Play: Lemmings by Psygnosis on the Amiga A1000
It’s time to fire up the Commodore Amiga 1000 and play some games. First up, Lemmings, an awesome puzzle-platformer developed by DMA Design and published by Psygnosis in 1991: The objective of the game...
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Another large Commodore and Amiga computer rescue
Earlier today the Commodore Computer Club did a pretty large hardware and software rescue and saved it all from going to e-waste. Huzzah! There was multiples of almost everything we rescued, including...
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September 11, 2001 – Never Forget: 18 years ago today
On September 11, 2001 nearly 3,000 people were killed when terrorist-piloted planes slammed into the World Trade Center, the Pentagon and the field in Pennsylvania. Eighteen years. It seems like only...
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