Don’t worry, you are at Commodore.ca but we have moved some of our content. If you can’t find what you want in the menus above, just click type what you are looking for in the SEARCH box to the right.
In December 2018 we launched another new version of our site to keep current. We have kept ALL of the content but some of it has been relocated and reformatted to keep up with the times.
Here is some of the new content we have added in recent weeks:
- The Crazy Story of How Irving Gould Ended Up Owning and Killing Commodore
- 1983 Home Comparison Chart: VIC20 vs Atari800 vs Coleco Adam
- Commodore SX64 Laptop, 264 and 364 Product Announcements -1984
- Commodore 64 Car Pilot 1984 – Worlds First Consumer GPS?
- Commodore 64 Prototype From 1982
- Commodore PLUS/4 Quick Review
- Atari’s JACK TRAMIEL DECLARES WAR! on Commodore
- 1985 Computer Peripherals of the Future: Compact Disks, Laser Disks, LCD Screens, Laser Printers & Robots
- Commodore VIC-20 & C64 Swedish Peripherals Brochure
- Commodore 64 Software Guide – 1984
- Commodore TED Series Review – 1985
- What is Machine Language Series By Jim Butterfield 1982
- What is CP/M and Who Was Gary Kildall?
- CP/M & Tiny Basic
- What is Telecomputing – 1983
- 1985 Computer Comparison of Apple II, Atari 400 & 800, C64, PET, VIC20, Exidy, IBM PC, TRS80 and More
- How to Add Commands to Your Commodore 64 Basic 2.0
- Commodore Peripheral Devices: Slot Expanders, Modems, Printers
- Commodore 64 Expansion Ports Explained
- Computers Using The MOS 6502 CPU
- Commodore 64 Design Case History
- Commodore 128 & Commodore 64 TIPS AND HINTS
- Commodore 128 System Guide – Complete with Graphics and Basic 7, CP/M
- Commodore 64 & 128 Hardware Failure Cheat Sheet
- Commodore Bankruptcy – Associated Press 1994
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If you are here for the first time, you see we have hundreds of pages of computer history, videos, stories and even a very active user forum.
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