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This is the design updated version of the Commodore 64, released to fit the design of the newly released Commodore 128 – an improved version of the old breadbox. The updated version of the Commodore 64 was released in 1986. … Continue reading
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This is the updated version of the Commodore 64 External 5¼” Floppy drive released in 1988. The newly updated design fitted the also updated version of the Commodore 64C, and the Commodore 128. In the process of cleaning the drive, … Continue reading
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Nothing works without power. Commodore 64 has an external power supply, which even then had a slightly different appearance, than the standard power supply.
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The 5¼” floppy disk is a large, soft and quite fragile piece of plastic and, when not used, must be kept in their paper pocket. With a capacity of 170kB on the floppy disk, you are good to go. But … Continue reading
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In addition to load and save data on cassette tape, it’s also possible to use a 5¼” floppy drive together with your Commodore 64. Simply buy a Commodore 1541 floppy drive. With the Commodore 1541 it’s possible to load and … Continue reading
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Data Cassette (or ‘Datassette‘ as it’s also called) is the foundation of the whole setup, beyond the Commodore 64 computer, ofcourse. With the Commodore 1530 Datassette C2N it is possible to load and save data, applications, pictures and other data … Continue reading
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For some time, NH has been looking for his old Commodore 64 computer in his basement, but without any success. He wanted to give it a fresh new start, with a loving family, where it could be loved and taken care … Continue reading