After a pleasant but limited model, the Commodore 64 computer returns in a premium version, faithfully mimicking the original version released in 1982.
Commodore 64 Ultimate, FPGA technology££££
Alongside legends like the Amstrad CPC or the Atari 800/800XL, the 8-bit Commodore 64 (or C64) computer brought joy to many children and teenagers in the 1980s. This modern model called Commodore 64 Ultimate is not a disguised PC, nor a software emulation, but a true recreation of the original technology via programmable logic circuit (FPGA).
Commodore 64 Ultimate, the same but better!££££
In other words, the original games can be used and compatibility is even ensured with old accessories like the floppy disk or cassette player. Naturally, the device offers modern options like [abc]HDMI[/abc] and [abc]USB[/abc] ports, as well as Wi-Fi connectivity, to combine the comfort of today's technologies with an authentic retro experience.
Currently in production, the Commodore 64 Ultimate can be reserved from $300 (several versions are offered) and will arrive in October at the earliest.
