But the Mindset, another personal computer introduced last year with custom graphics chips and IBM compatibility, never gained widespread acceptance. The new Commodore system will have many of the ...

We often forget that Silicon Valley is the first home of the video game industry. The Computer History Museum recently marked the 25th anniversary of the Commodore 64, a remarkable computer from ...

With custom hardware on board, it also offered graphics and sound quality ... the dominant choice for most seeking a home computer. In 1994, Commodore announced that the C64 would be officially ...

The Commodore 64 was undoubtedly the most lustrous ... and one-file demos soon evolved into multi-disk computer graphics odysseys. And thanks to the ubiquitous C64 hardware, the level playing ...

These are predefined blocks of graphics that can be moved around ... we started to work seriously on our next computer, the Commodore LCD. Commodore had not been idle and had purchased a ...

The Commodore 64 and other classic Commodore home ... will offer up to a 1.8Ghz dual-core Atom processor, Nvidia Ion 2 graphics, 4GB of RAM and HDMI output for projecting multimedia onto an ...

The thing looks like the 80's computer on the surface, but underneath it's all modern. The new Commodore is cheaper ... Intel NM10 chipset and ION 2 Graphics. The machine gets up to 4GB of RAM ...

This chip handles all of the C64’s graphics duties ... critics often derided it as a toy computer, and there’s some truth to that appraisal: The Commodore 64 easily played game console ...

The hard part isn't building the computer ... but this Commodore venture is a response to what he says is popular demand. "Simplicity, low cost, superior graphics, quality sound, good game ...

Many children of the 1980s fondly reminisce about their first computer experience manning ... graffiti-style street art, classic Commodore graphics and more. U.S. prices were not listed as ...

I think of the Commodore Amiga as the first psychedelic computer. Celso Martinho, though, is willing to go a step further: he ...

a 1MHz CPU and sound and graphics that blew you away (then not now, obviously). Although it took the Amiga for Commodore to create the world's first multimedia home computer, the C64 was heading ...