Description

This comprehensive history traces Commodore’s journey from a modest typewriter and calculator company to one of the most influential names in personal computing. It chronicles the company’s landmark machines—including the PET, VIC-20, Commodore 64, and Amiga—while examining the vision, rivalries, and business decisions that shaped their development. Alongside the technology, the book explores the personalities and corporate struggles behind Commodore’s rise, its impact on home computing and gaming, and the forces that ultimately challenged its success. Rich in industry context and technical detail, it offers an engaging portrait of a pioneering company and the rapidly changing computer culture it helped create.

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Commodore

Brian Bagnall

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Published Jan 1, 2010

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First Published

2010

Language

eng

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