The resurrected Commodore 64 is getting a facelift like the original
The Commodore 64C Ultimate is a modern recreation of the classic 1980s personal computer. It features the same injection tooling molds as the original, ensuring an authentic look. The new model includes modern connectivity options while maintaining compatibility with vintage peripherals.
- ▪The C64C Ultimate is manufactured using the same tools as the original Commodore 64C from 1986.
- ▪It includes modern features like Wi-Fi, USB, and an HDMI port for connecting to contemporary displays.
- ▪The computer is available for preorder starting at $299.99, with shipping expected as early as September.
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