was crappy, nothing interesting in it, except some Loadstar discs, I have to investigate this disc based C64 magazine one day. But more interesting, I managed to get a Commodore 128-D out of this deal, and it was my first time with this quite remarkable machine, that is sometimes mentioned as the best 8-bit computer ever.
It is pretty heavy, thanks to the metal case, and really looks live a nice "MACesque" machine, I guess this is what Commodore was shooting for. Mine is not complete as it doe snot have the detachable keyboard, so I'll wait until I find a complete one to do a real test, but the RGB connector looks very promising.
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| Fancy metal beige mat case |
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| 1571 drive in the chassis |
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| Plugs, the middle one is for the keyboard, why so complicated ? |
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| ID card |
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| RGB connector !! |
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| Leftover of a store(?) sticker. a 206 number, whoohoo !! |
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| Top view, kind of a Star Wars admiral vessel |
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