Commodore 128 - Wikipedia
By incorporating the original C64 BASIC and Kernal ROMs in their entirety (16 KB total), the C128 achieves almost 100 percent compatibility with the Commodore 64. The C64 mode can be accessed in three ways: Holding down the Commodore-logo key when booting. Entering the GO 64 command, then responding Y to the ARE YOU SURE? prompt, in BASIC 7.0. [20]
Commodore 128 - C64-Wiki
The C128 home computer (known as the Commodore 128, CBM 128, and C=128) was Commodore’s successor to the C64. It functioned as a dual home/office computer and was 99% compatible with existing C64 programs.
Commodore 64 vs 128 - The Silicon Underground
2016年5月19日 · The Commodore 128 was an extension of the Commodore 64, with more memory, a faster disk drive, a faster CPU, and 80-column video. It also featured a very high degree of compatibility, which helped both machines sell better.
Commodore 128 – The Most Versatile 8-Bit Computer Ever Made
2003年7月11日 · Commodore 128 in C64 Mode. This technically complex machine would present serious engineering and marketing challenges to any company.
Commodore 64 - Wikipedia
Quantum Link (or Q-Link) was a US and Canadian online service for Commodore 64 and 128 personal computers that operated from November 5, 1985, to November 1, 1994.
C128DCR - C64-Wiki
It features C64 / 128 KERNALs on a 32 Kbyte ROM and has 64 Kbytes of V-RAM. It has three modes: C128 mode with BASIC 7.0 (default on power up) C64 mode with BASIC 2 (activated by typing GO64 or by resetting with the C= key depressed) CP/M mode with CP/M 3.0+ (after booting from CP/M system diskette)
Daves Old Computers - Commodore 128 - ClassicCMP
The successor to the wildly successful Commodore 64, the Commodore 128 was both capable of running almost all Commodore 64 software, AND able to run CP/M software. This was accomplished by outfitting the machine with two CPU's, a 6502 compatible 6510, and a Z80.
The Commodore 128: A Revolutionary 8-bit Computer's Untold …
2020年11月25日 · The Commodore 128, often overshadowed by its predecessor the Commodore 64, was a groundbreaking 8-bit computer that marked the end of an era for Commodore. This powerful machine, with its multi-processor core and three operating environments, pushed the boundaries of home computing in the mid-1980s.
Commodore 128 - Computer - Computing History
The Commodore 128 (C128, CBM 128, C=128) home/personal computer was the last 8-bit machine commercially released by Commodore Business Machines (CBM). Introduced in January of 1985 at the CES in Las Vegas, it appeared three years after its predecessor, the bestselling Commodore 64.
Commodore 128 vs 64: The Untold Story of an Upgrade
2020年12月2日 · Explore the Commodore 128's journey as the successor to the iconic Commodore 64. Discover its features, impact, and why it struggled to outshine its predecessor.