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The Quantum Link Commodore Forum Archive Is Now Online

30 original Quantum Link Commodore Forum transcripts (1985-1987) are now archived on the site.

Commodore at the June, 1981 Summer CES in Chicago, IL

This is a collection of black and white photos taken of Commodore s booth at the June, 1981 Summer CES in Chicago, IL. These photos were among a large collection of documents and photos procured

The Commodore Programmable Thermostat

The Commodore Programmable Thermostat One of the lesser-known, non-computer items that Commodore put to market was a programmable thermostat, released by Commodore s consumer products division. It was intended to provide increased energy efficiency for

Commodore International at the 1984 Winter CES

1984 International Winter Consumer Electronics Show The 1984 International Winter Consumer Electronics Show was held from January 7 January 10 at the Las Vegas Convention Center. Commodore International was in attendance at the

Commodore History Presentation with Leonard Tramiel at VCF West

I recently had the great honor of doing a joint presentation with Leonard Tramiel at VCF West in Mountain View, California on August 5, 2023.

Early Commodore History presentation at VCF East in 2023

I was invited to do a presentation at the 2023 VCF East in Wall, NJ on April 15, 2023. There wasn’t any AV set up in the room to record my talk, but my

The Commodore 8010 Acoustic Coupler modem

The Commodore 8010 acoustic coupler modem appears to have been released around 1980, based on the hand written dates on the PCB of the device I have. I recently picked this one up from

Commodore “Vixen” History

Drawing from a number of sources including Brian Bagnall s Commodore: A Company on the Edge, internal documents provided by Michael Tomczyk, various discussions in the Commodore International Historical Society Facebook group, and a litany

The Challenges of Document Preservation

Commodore historians are perhaps fortunate that in the earliest years of the company, Commodore ran somewhat afoul of the authorities due to their relationship with the Atlantic Acceptance Corporation. Atlantic Acceptance was a Canadian

The Commodore Logo: A brief history

If you ve ever been curious about the origins of or the meaning of the world famous Commodore logo, often referred to as the chicken lips logo, wonder no more. I put together a short