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Commodore C64 ION 2-based all-in-one PC

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Commodore USA working on C64-resembling ION 2-based all-in-one PC



Commodore USA has vowed to entice mature (read old) gamers with a new offering, a replica of the Commodore C64 packing some updated hardware like
- an Atom D525 (1.8 GHz) dual-core processor,
- and an Nvidia ION 2 GPU.

The upcoming all-in-keyboard PC will also have:
- 4GB of DDR3 memory,
- a 1TB hard drive,
- a DVD or Blu-ray drive,
- 802/11n WiFi,
- Bluetooth,
- a 6-in-1 card reader,
- and DVI, HDMI outputs.


Source.
LL
post #2 of 8
omg.....if/when it happens i might just have to get one
post #3 of 8
lol, Commodore USA again. unlss they've struck a deal with Commodore Gaming they still don't actually have rights to sell under the Commodore name in the US

at least their site doesn't look quite as crappy this time http://www.commodoreusa.net/
post #4 of 8
* splurt splurt splurt splurt *

Does it include a C64 emulator?
post #5 of 8
I want this.
post #6 of 8
for reference, here's an article with the statement from Commodore Gaming when Commodore USA last announced something (earlier this year):

Quote:
Originally Posted by Engadget
Today we received an email from Commodore Gaming's Global Product Manager Taco van Sambeek, informing us that Commodore USA has not been granted a license to use the Commodore name, and that "Commodore USA Ltd. has no legal rights to be using the Commodore trademark."
http://www.engadget.com/2010/04/12/c...nd-its-decals/

Commodore Gaming, in the mean time, is a manufacturer of gaming computers. They primarily do business in Europe, though they were selling machines here in the US for a time. they do have a business presence in the US as the administrator of the Commodore section of Nintendo's Virutal Console, however.

http://commodoregaming.com/
post #7 of 8
The 64 was ugly as hell...if they could package this in the same style as the 128 though :drool: I loved my 128. Wish I never sold it.
post #8 of 8
Well, my guess is that we may start seeing this kind of all-in-one computer designs in offices more and more. It's a small space saving design and consumes very little power compared to most office desktop systems.
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