John Feagans’ photos from the National Computer Conference These are photos taken by former Commodore engineer John Feagans when Commodore had exhibits at the National Computer Conference. May 1980 – Anaheim, California May 1981...
Commodore Colt PC XT clone photo gallery This post is primary intended to be a photo gallery of a Commodore Colt PC XT clone, but I’ll include a small amount of historical information so...
An early silver-label Commodore 64 This is primarily intended to be a photo gallery post, but I’m including a small amount of historical information so the origins of this system and where it fits...
From the moment I first saw Gail Wellington in Dave Haynie’s “Deathbed Vigil” video about Commodore’s demise, I knew I had to learn more about her. The more I’ve learned about her, the more...
The summer 1983 Consumer Electronics Show (CES) was held in Chicago, IL (USA) at the Chicago Convention Center and two hotels from June 5 through June 8, 1983. 80,000 people attended the event to...
Yes, you read that correctly: there was a Commodore VIC-21 computer, but it’s probably not what you’re thinking. This wasn’t a follow up to the VIC-20 created by Commodore International. No, the Commodore VIC-21...
10,594,000 total unit sales of the Commodore 64 throughout the lifetime of the company. 1,756,000 total unit sales of the Commodore 128 throughout the lifetime of the company. 12,350,000 combined unit sales of the...
Commodore? They were a typewriter company who moved into making computers, right? So many people know Commodore as the company who made the C64. Some of the more hardcore enthusiasts know about the typewriter...
Prior to joining Commodore Thomas McGourty was a World War II veteran who has the distinction of having been the youngest Master Sergeant in WWII. He was in charge of the motor pool in...
Jay-Man Distributors, Inc was a Jack Tramiel and Manfred Kapp business that was founded on June 19, 1962 in New York, New York, USA. As can be seen in this advertisement from June, 1963,...
