These are all pictures of Commodore related items that just don’t fit into any of our other galleries. Thing like a picture of the awesome Jeri Ellsworth with her MOS 6502 license plate and the Apple II and Atari 2600 Game System both used the Commodore MOS 6502, but do not fit elsewhere.
Created December 2009 – Last updated Nov 24 2018
All of the British Acorns, including this BBC Microcomputer use the Commodore MOS6502 CPU
The Apple II IIc and II all used the Commodore MOS 6502 CPU
THE COMMODORE SPACE SHUTTLE? Not quite... maybe next year. But with over 60 complete Commodore systems at JFK Space Center, they certainly deserve mention. NASA officials estimate that the systems in use have improved the overall efficiency of their documentation department by 5 fold. Other applications include equipment and employee tracking, job costing, status reports, and tracking hazardous waste matter to ensure safety. Although not as dramatic as the Anik-C satellite and Spar's Canadarm, we thought you might like to know. reproduced from The Transactor, Vol 4 January 1983, written by Jim Butterfieldmore
JOHNSON CONTROLS - COMMODORE THERMOSTAT - I beleive this was a Commodore branded, Johnson Controls manufactured device from the mid-1970's
The original Nintendo Game System NES used a Commodore MOS 6502 processor
1973 COMMODORE MINI-SLIDE RULE CALCULATOR - From a December 1973 advertisement in Playboy... um uh ummmm yaaa well, this was the what I was looking for in the magazine... I was shocked to find naked women... I suppose I will have to take one for the team and scan all the old Playboys for Commodore materials. Its a tough job but I will sacrifice myself for Commodore.more
COMMODORE PET SOUND CARD ASSEMBLE INSTRUCTIONS - From Space Invaders... the greatest video game ever!
COMMODORE OPEL: THE CAR THAT DID NOT NAME A COMPANY - Jack Tramiel wanted a military name, to evoke a vision of strength, but companies with Admiral and General were too common. He confirmed in a December 2007 interview that he was riding in a taxi which was following a Commodore Opel (European GM) which sparked the idea for the name.more
The now highly collectible Nintendo Family Computer uses the Commodre MOS 6502 CPU
The Atari Lynx uses the Commodore MOS 6502
Atari used the MOS 6502 CPU in its famous Atari 2600 game system
COMMODORE TYPEWRITERS: I am guessing the machine at the top was produced around 1960 but I have no way of knowing for sure. The unit at the bottom was likely produced in the late 70's. Because this is not electronic, this device does not fit into this category but I thought it was neat enough to add anyway.more
Ohio Scientific CB3 usess Commodore MOS 6502 for a CPU