Description:
All Commodore’s are in perfect state and working like new.
Description from Left to Right:
* there are two lame computers in this photo! ;-D
Autopsy:
I have also a tape drive Datasette (black), tape drive adapter, manual, and joystick adapter.
Description:
The low end members of the 264 series are the Commodore 16 and the Commodore 116. Of all the machines showcased at the C.E.S., the C116 was the only model to make it to store shelves as originally designed; though it was only in Europe, and in very small numbers.
The Commodore 116 was originally slated to be the only machine in this series, and was designed by engineers at Commodore-US.
source: Zimmers.net
I have hung some commodore on the wall like paintings, i have others to hang…but my room is very small.
Description from top:
This is a small part of my vintage computer collections.
A Description of the photo’s:
Photo #1: 1541 Jiffy, 1541 II Jiffy, 1581 Jiffy, C64 with a First generation motherboard + MultiKernel (Atmel Flash), Nes Pal/Ntsc, a Lame Windows PC, Debian Laptop.
Photo #2: Commodore 1084S, C64, some Original box of Commodore.
Photo #3: 1541 Original Box, Commodore Dtv PAL, Plus4, C16, C64, Spectrum Joystick Interface,Zx81, Spectrum, Vic20, C64G, C64 II, C16 Cartridges and on the wall a C64 Motherboard ;-DD
Photo #4: Zoom of C128 and C64 II logo.
Photo #5: C128 and a first version of C64 II (new case but with old Motherboard / Keyboard)
Photo #6: Amiga 600 + 1MB + CompactFlash HD.
Photo #7: Commodore 1084S, Amiga 3000 (old memories)
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