Do you know what's the best-selling desktop computer of all time?
Was is it the Apple II, the Atari 800, or the IBM PC?
A bakery in Indiana is still using the 40-year-old Commodore 64 as a cash register
A 1 MHz CPU and 64KB of RAM are enough
If it ain't broke: Many large companies and organizations are often ridiculed for using outdated computers, but not every business requires the latest digital technology. Case in point: a bakery in Indiana has been photographed processing sales using a Commodore 64. This isn't the first time a 21st-century business has been spotted using the top-selling 1982 PC, as the device remains beloved by enthusiasts today.
Rediscovered Andy Warhol Amiga artwork on sale for $26 million
Good news for rich fans of Warhol and Debbie Harry
Programmer creates AI-powered image generator for Commodore 64
It works, but is very slow
8BitDo pivots to PC nostalgia with C64-style mechanical keyboard and external joystick
Imagine if the company honored other classic PC keyboards the way it does retro controllers
The History of the Modern Graphics Processor
3D graphics transformed a somewhat dull PC industry into a spectacle of light and magic after generations of innovative endeavor. TechSpot's look at the history of the GPU goes from the early days of 3D, to game-changing hardware and beyond.
Commodore 64 piggybacks on Raspberry Pi to run Doom at 50fps
Instructions for PAL Commodore 64 and 128 owners included
Someone built a Commodore 64 from mostly new parts
Modder builds Commodore 64 almost from scratch
The Commodordion is a Frankenstein accordion made from C-64s and 5.25 floppies
Its 8-bit output is both hilarious and impressive
1990s Amiga classic Zool returns this month
The 'definitely not Sonic' gremlin is making a comeback
The Commodore Story: Gone but Not Forgotten
A lot of people over 30 will probably name a Commodore as the first computer they ever used. Whether it was your first computer game or first program in BASIC, Commodore led an entire generation to a life-long career in the tech industry.
A full-size recreation of the Commodore 64 arrives this year
A more authentic experience than the mini version
The Internet Archive just got a working Commodore 64 Emulator
The website is bigger and better than ever
The Commodore 64 Mini officially launches in the US on October 9
Will it be worth the wait?
Which one of these three computers was not a part of the "1977 Trinity"?
The "1977 Trinity" phrase was coined by "Byte" magazine to refer about the revolution of desktop PCs that came pre-assembled with a monitor and keyboard
Commodore 64 Mini to launch next year with 64 pre-loaded games
Retro mania is in full effect
