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Commodore 64 microcomputer, serial number UK.B. 1721807, manufactured by Commodore Business Machines (UK) Ltd., United Kingdom, 1982-1985. With transformer, aerial connection lead, manuals and original box
Commodore 64 microcomputer, serial no. UK.B. 1721807, manufactured by Commodore Business Machines, c. 1985. This home computer was very popular during the 1980s. Primarily built as a machine for playing computer games, over 17 million were sold worldwide between 1982 and 1993. The Commodore 64 has 64k memory (RAM), a MOS 6510 processor and a BASIC operating system.
Commodore 64 microcomputer, serial number UK.B. 1721807, made by Commodore Business Machines (UK) Limited, United Kingdom, 1982-1985
Transformer for Commodore 64 microcomputer, made by Commodore Business Machines (UK) Ltd., United Kingdom, 1982-1985
Aerial connection lead for Commodore 64 microcomputer, made by Commodore Business Machines (UK) Ltd., United Kingdom, 1982-1985
Manual and leaflets from Commodore 64 microcomputer, made by Commodore Business Machines (UK) Ltd., United Kingdom, 1982-1985. Includes Commodore 64 MicroComputer User Manual, 'Commodor Horizons' leaflet, 'Conditions of Guarantee' leaflet, 'Commodor Cover Plan' leaflet, and 'Save the Children' leaflet
Two original boxes (one original box for product packaging and one postal box with original cammodor branded sallotape) from Commodore 64 microcomputer, made by Commodore Business Machines (UK) Ltd., United Kingdom, 1982-1985.
