Comparison of Commodore Computers: 128DCR vs. 64
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Summary
The article discusses the features of the 1986 Commodore 128DCR computer and its comparison to other models like the Commodore 64. It highlights the specifications of the 128DCR and its intended use as a business computer.
Key quotes
· 2 pulledLook," says Jane. "I'm a computer program. Run, computer program, run.
I still maintain that the 1986 Commodore 128DCR is the best 8-bit computer Commodore ever made: built-in 1571 disk drive, burst mode serial, detachable keyboard, 2MHz operation, separate 40 and 80 column video, CP/M option, a powerful native mode, full Commodore 64 compatibility and no external power brick.
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