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| Type: | Micro Computer |
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| Specifications: | Commodore 64 |
| Size: | C64: 404x216x75mm, C64C: 410x245x60mm |
| Weight: | 1820g |
| CPU: | MOS Technology 6510 |
| Clock Speed: | 1 MHz |
| Memory: | A total of 64Kbytes. 20 Kbytes of ROM supply the operating system and BASIC. A maximum of 54Kbytes of RAM is available to the user if the BASIC interpreter is not used |
| Video Display: | 25 rows with 40 character positions. High resolution with 320 x 200 dots. 16 colours |
| Storage: | n/a |
| Interfaces: | 2x 9-pin Games ports, Cassette port, TV connector, cartridge slot, monitor connector, RS232 interface, user port |
| Operating System/s: | Commodore BASIC V2 - in ROM |
| Input devices: | Keyboard with 62 typewriter-style keys in a QWERTY layout and four function keys |
![[32k] Commodore 64C](../images/commodore_64c.jpg)
| Acquired: | ???-1989 |
| Status: | Working |
| Condition: | Good |
| Serial #: | Recorded |
| Box: | No |
| Manuals: | Yes |
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| Acquired: | ???-1993 | May-1996 | Jun-1996 | Jun-1996 | Oct-1998 | Oct-1998 | Oct-1998 |
| Status: | Faulty | Working | Faulty | Faulty | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown |
| Condition: | Poor | Good | Good | Good | Good | Good | Good |
| Serial #: | Recorded | Recorded | Recorded | Recorded | Recorded | Recorded | Recorded |
| Box: | No | No | No | No | No | No | No |
| Manuals: | No | No | No | No | No | No | No |
My first computer ever was a Commodore 64C which my parents bought back in 1989, I still have it, to date this is the only 64C I own all others being the original brown cased 64's. My second 64 was acquired from a friend in 1993 for parts, long before I even considered collecting computers. My third 64 is the only original series version that I have confirmed working, this I bought in May 1996 from an add on a local BBS. The next two 64's came in a bundle with assorted other Commodore hardware, bought more for the hardware than the 64's these two are non-functional. My latest three acquisitions were donated to my collection by a friend who no longer had room for them, these I haven't have time to test yet.
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Last Updated: Thursday, 24 February 2005