When we went back to the old Commodore USA site, we found a few updates, including this line in the fine print: Commodore trademark logo used pending licensing rights, used above for illustrative ...

A dead ringer for the original Commodore 64, save for some contemporary trimmings and brushed faux-aluminum aesthetics, Commodore USA's forthcoming Phoenix computer will actually pack a decidedly ...

Jack Tramiel founded Commodore International in 1954 in Toronto. After launching the PET in 1977 and following up with the VIC-20 and Commodore 64, he left. The company slowly withered and folded ...

Unfortunately, brand name aside the phone actually has nothing to do with Commodore International, founded in 1954 by Jack Tramiel. That company went bankrupt in 1994 after its 80s heyday, and its ...

Commodore International declared itself insolvent on April 29, 1994 under Chapter 7 of US bankruptcy law. Ordinarily, this would have been followed immediately by an auction of all the company’s ...

Commodore Gaming, a distant inheritor of an illustrious name in computing history, has announced that it will launch its gaming PCs at the forthcoming CeBit show in Hannover, Germany. Summoning ...

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International Karate was a good pick for the Commodore 64's American launch lineup, because even after 20 years it's still a title with a good degree of name recognition among gamers from the '80s.

The late Jack Tramiel — a Polish businessman who emigrated to the United States in 1947 — famously founded Commodore International in an effort to make powerful and affordable machines "for ...