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How much is a Commodore 64 worth now?

Jeremy Anderson

How much is a Commodore 64 worth now?

Commodore Business Machines debuted its Commodore 64 back in 1982. It ended up being the best-selling computer in the company’s history. Today, one in mint condition could sell for nearly $1,200.

Does Commodore still exist?

Commodore International (other names include Commodore International Limited and Commodore Business Machines) was an American home computer and electronics manufacturer founded by Jack Tramiel….Commodore International.

Defunct May 6, 1994
Fate Bankruptcy liquidation; inventory and intellectual property acquired by Escom AG on April 22, 1995

Are Commodore 64 still made?

The C64 8-bit home computer is still in use today, and it’s possible to run on windows through the WinVICE emulator. However, Commodore 64 ended its production on 29 April 1994.

Who bought Commodore 64?

It started in 1954 as a typewriter company and moved through pocket calculators to home computers such as the Commodore Pet, Vic-20, Commodore 64 (pictured) and the Amiga. The company ran into trouble as the PC revolution took off and, in 1997, the brand was bought by Dutch computer maker Tulip.

Is the C64 available in the US?

The C64 releases November 5, 2020. It also has an HDMI port for 720p output, which is awesome but I kind of wish they left a composite jack so you could hook it up to an old CRT monitor.

What was the sales number of the Commodore C64?

01.03.1984: Sales numbers of the C64 are 125,000 and of the VC20 140,000 in Germany. The German Commodore was the shirt sponsor for the soccer club FC Bayern München from the season 1984/85 to 1989.

What can you do with a Commodore 64?

During the 1980s, the Commodore 64 was used to run bulletin board systems using software packages such as Bizarre 64, Blue Board, C-Net, Color 64, CMBBS, C-Base, DMBBS, Image BBS, EBBS, and The Deadlock Deluxe BBS Construction Kit, often with sysop-made modifications.

What are the best Commodore 64 emulators?

Commodore 64 emulators include the open source VICE, Hoxs64, and CCS64. An iPhone app was also released with a compilation of C64 ports. ^ “World of Commodore Brochure” (PDF).