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Commodore 128 serial
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The Commodore
128 was introduced in 1985. It has three separate
operating systems: C64 mode running Basic 2.0, C128
mode with more memory, Basic 7.0 and an 80 column
display option, and CP/M. This latter was the most
widely used commercial operating system until this
time. Together with the 128D, this was probably
the best 8 bit computer ever. Unfortunately all
this came just as a new generation of computers
running MS-DOS came onto the market and the 128
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Rear view showing
cartridge port, cassette port, serial port, video
out, blanked off rf adjuster, rf output to tv, RGB
output to monitor and RS-232 user port. |
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Side view showing
to joystick ports, reset button, on/off switch and
power input. |
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My
128s |
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Serial
DA 4 77560 (West Germany) |
Serial
DA 4 211453 (West Germany) |
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