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kim-1 |
cbm 8032-32b |
vic20 |
vc20 |
c64 |
c128 |
max |
c116 |
c16 |
plus/4 |
amiga 1000 |
c64c |
amiga 500 |
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C64 WebIt |
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| Date: | 199? | |
| CPU: | AMD Elan SC405 66-100MHz | |
| RAM: | 16MB | |
| ROM: | 16MB + 2MB Flash | |
| Colours: | 4096 | |
| Notes: | Well this has not too much to do with the "real" Commodore C64 BUT the manufacturer bought the name "Commodore C64" and made a settop-box with a built-in C64-Emulator. The WebIt runs DOS V.7 + Windows 3.1 | |