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The VIC 20 was Commodore's first colour computer and was launched in 1980 and came with only 5KB of RAM. The VIC 20 came with an 8-bit CPU with a speed of 1.108404MHZ.
VIC 20 is an acronym for Video Interface Chip 20.
Photo | Name | Manufacturer | Year | Specification | Original Price | Action |
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Datasette 1530 | Commodore | 1982 | 100KB per 30 minute cassette | £44.99 | View More | |
Disk Drive 1541 | Commodore | 1982 | 5.25 inch floppy disk storage | £299.99 | View More | |
Joystick 1311 | Commodore | 1982 | Commodore 64 Joystick 1311 | £7.50 | View More |
A short history of retro 8-bit computers spanning from 1979 with the Atari 400 through to 1986 and the ZX Spectrum 128.
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