Brand: Commodore (10 machines)
A bit of history
Commodore brought computing to the masses with the C64 and pushed multimedia forward through the remarkable Amiga family.
On display here are 10 Commodore machines from the collection. Open a card to see its photographs, present configuration and technical specifications.
VIC-20
An accessible colour home computer that became the first computer model to sell more than one million units.
- CPU
- MOS Technology 6502 at approximately 1 MHz
- Memory
- 5 KB RAM, expandable
- OS
- Commodore BASIC
- Status
Commodore 128D
A dual-processor Commodore 128 variant with an integrated disk drive.
- CPU
- MOS 8502 and Zilog Z80
- Memory
- 128 KB RAM
- OS
- Commodore BASIC 7.0 / CP/M
- Status
Amiga 1000
The first commercial Amiga, combining advanced multimedia hardware with a pre-emptive multitasking operating system.
- CPU
- Motorola 68000 at approximately 7 MHz
- Memory
- 256 KB RAM, expandable
- OS
- AmigaOS
- Status
1081
An early colour RGB monitor commonly paired with the Amiga 1000.
- CPU
- Analogue video electronics
- Memory
- Display-local circuitry
- OS
- Display firmware / none
- Status
1901
A colour monitor designed to support both major video outputs of the Commodore 128.
- CPU
- Analogue and digital video electronics
- Memory
- Display-local circuitry
- OS
- Display firmware / none
- Status
Amiga 3000
A professional Amiga workstation with 68030 performance and integrated SCSI.
- CPU
- Motorola 68030; speed varies by model
- Memory
- Fast RAM and Chip RAM; configuration varies
- OS
- AmigaOS 2.0
- Status
1084S-D2
A versatile stereo colour monitor widely associated with Commodore Amiga systems.
- CPU
- Analogue and digital video electronics
- Memory
- Display-local circuitry
- OS
- Display firmware / none
- Status
Amiga 1200
A compact AGA-generation Amiga designed for the home market.
- CPU
- Motorola 68EC020 at approximately 14 MHz
- Memory
- 2 MB Chip RAM; expandable
- OS
- AmigaOS 3.0 / 3.1
- Status
Amiga 4000
Commodore’s flagship AGA workstation for graphics, video and professional expansion.
- CPU
- Motorola 68040 or 68EC030; configuration varies
- Memory
- Chip RAM and Fast RAM; configuration varies
- OS
- AmigaOS 3.x
- Status
Amiga 600
The smallest classic Amiga, with PCMCIA and internal IDE in a keyboard-sized enclosure.
- CPU
- Motorola 68000 at approximately 7 MHz
- Memory
- 1 MB Chip RAM; expandable
- OS
- AmigaOS 2.0
- Status