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Commodore Printer MPS 1550c for PC, C64 and Amiga

Commodore SX64 Portable Computer, 1983

Commodore Music Expansion System

Driver: Brandon Wan Lum (888)

Driver: Simon O'Dell-Fontana (26)

club outrun

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this commie was chalking it up

like no tommorow

 

november 2007

 

Commodore Clipper & Goodwill

A later version had a sensible keyboard.

...auf dem Sperrmüll in der Spindelstraße, Bielefeld ;(

Ruins of the Commodore Mine in the mountains above Creede, Colorado.

Commodore Paul wears this bright blue wool blend sweater from Green Coast very well. The multi-coloured Coney Island shirt from Campione adds just the right amount of wow-factor to complete the look.

 

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Commodore's sticker of OMGWTF!

Commodore reloaded

Una remera de Commodore atenúa el siempre condenado paisaje de la comida chatarra.

The Headstones play the Commodore Ballroom, November 27th, 2015

Commodore Watch (Commodore International)

After this I restrained myself from taking pictures of Holden Commodores

Crashed VK Commodore parked at the Wangaratta Speedway

Commodore VC1541 (1.Version), 5,25" FloppyDrive for the C64/VIC-20

The Commodores at the Vilar Performing Arts Center (VPAC) on 12.30.11 in Beaver Creek, Colorado, part of the Winter 2011-2012 concert series.

 

The Vilar Performing Arts Center (VPAC) is a project of the Vail Valley Foundation. Complete information can be found at vilarpac.org

 

Photo (C) Zach Mahone Photography

MILF having its go in the burnout comp.

Feist performs at The Commodore 2024

One of my most pleasing additions to my computing collection, a fully working Commodore 116, in very nice condition, only problem being was a black and white picture no matter what it was connected to, this was solved by adding a new TED chip.

 

Originally intended to supply Commodore with a cheap alternative to the C64, the 116 was the brainchild of Jack Tramiel, and brought to life by Bil Herd and his team.

 

Tramiel was convinced of the threat of cheap micros from the likes of Timex Sinclair.

 

Also there was anticipation of an influx of Japanese machines, which had of course happened with the home electronics market a few years before.

 

As it turned out, neither happened, leaving the machine with nowhere to go.

 

After a disastrous intervention by Commodore's marketing department, two machines came of the project, the Commodore 16 and the Commodore Plus 4, which only confused the market by competing them against their own C64.

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