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Even a Commodore 64 works for AI (although VERY slow)

Even a Commodore 64 works for AI (although VERY slow)

One of the most powerful (and controversial) technologies of recent years surprises us again, allowing us to see how, if we had the necessary knowledge, it could have run on hardware from over 40 years ago . And it is possible to adapt the Generative AI on virtually any device, we saw how it worked ...

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Five deals you can buy now for your Commodore Amiga

Five deals you can buy now for your Commodore Amiga

Even if we commonly think that we owe the evolution of video games of a handful of pixels to the macro phenomenon that they are now with the first machines from Atari, or even from Nintendo or SEGA, Nothing could be further from the truth, since computers are responsible. Even though in the 90s, video ...

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Five deals you can buy now for your Commodore Amiga

The five most expensive games for your Commodore Amiga

Video games have been an integral part of gaming culture since the industry’s beginnings. They have evolved from simple pixels on the screen to the glasses they are today. We owe some of this to microcomputers from the 70s, 80s and even 90s, like the one we’re going to talk about today, the famous Commodore ...

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The Cheapest Commodore 64 Games to Get

The Cheapest Commodore 64 Games to Get

For any self-respecting geek, this machine is a kind of god, and this is not surprising, since Commodore 64 was one of the pillars on which the current video game industry rests. For this computer Tracks have been released that, over the years, have achieved legendary status. Today we won’t talk about it. The least ...

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Mechanical keyboards that will remind you of your old Commodore 64

Mechanical keyboards that will remind you of your old Commodore 64

For the most veterans of the place, the era of 8-bit microcomputers was special, because it meant their first contact with computers, programming languages ​​and, why not say it, also video games. AND The Commodore 64 was one of those extraordinary machines which also went down in history for the comfort and agility of writing ...

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MaxFake64, the Commodore 64 clone with current components

MaxFake64, the Commodore 64 clone with current components

Due to the wear of electronic components over time, today a good part of the systems with a certain age have stopped working. Yet when a computer like the C64 ends up becoming a milestone that marks an entire generation, everything is done to keep it alive even beyond its commercial life. Is it possible ...

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analysis of this retro console based on the Commodore Amiga

analysis of this retro console based on the Commodore Amiga

The A500 mini it’s apparently a tribute to the mythical computer of the 80s and early 90s as a mini console. They are nothing more than a miniaturized version of the original system, as they do not share the same internal circuitry. Rather, they’re often based on a low-cost mobile processor and a heavily simplified ...

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A500 Mini review: A great introduction to the world of the Commodore Amiga

A500 Mini review: A great introduction to the world of the Commodore Amiga

During the home computer boom of the mid-to-late ’80s, the Amiga stood out. The Commodore is a formidable successor to the immortal C64, which debuted in 1985, and has fostered some unique creative and technical achievements that remain compelling to this day despite the platform’s unexpectedly rapid downfall. Its libraries and software, while memorable to ...