The History of Commodore

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I thought I knew a lot of the behind the scenes…apparently I needed a few blanks filled.

Commodore History :: Braeburn :: Tracing the history of Computing
Commodore Business Machines, maker of the most popular computer in history, the Commodore 64, has had a long and troubled history. Despite its early wins in the industry, the company failed to capitalize on the early success of the Amiga, and went bankrupt in the mid nineties.

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Marc Boulware 3 years ago 1 point
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I was aware of who Jack Tramiel was, and what he did to Commodore. I was not aware of how much Atari had to do with it.

Did U know that Steve Jobs and Woz were being "Breakout"?

-MB

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