Commodore PET – The Worlds First Personal Computer(commodore.ca)
61 points by andsoitis | 24 comments
A commodore.ca history page on the 1977 Commodore PET, covering its development, specs, pricing, and links to manuals, downloads, and photos.
First screen, captured . Open the video.

Captured . Click for the whole screenshot.
61 points by andsoitis | 24 comments
A commodore.ca history page on the 1977 Commodore PET, covering its development, specs, pricing, and links to manuals, downloads, and photos.
43 points by ibobev | 16 comments
Blog post on the history of the Commodore 1600 VICmodem, the first sub-$100 modem from 1982, covering its design, limitations, Canadian phone issues, and collector value.
134 points by peterkelly | 92 comments
82 points by Rochus | 28 comments
A Computer History Museum YouTube video featuring a 1.5-hour oral history interview with John Chowning, inventor of FM sound synthesis.
12 points by gradus_ad | 3 comments
A 1997 Washington and Lee Law Review article by Robert W. Hillman examining the history of limited liability for business owners.
61 points by andsoitis | 24 comments
A commodore.ca history page on the 1977 Commodore PET, covering its development, specs, pricing, and links to manuals, downloads, and photos.
139 points by ctoth | 79 comments
Robert A. Heinlein's 1952 "This I Believe" essay on the decency of neighbors and humanity, reposted on Awakin.org with reader reflections.
328 points by giuliomagnifico | 173 comments
A blog post on The Silicon Underground recounting the Commodore 64's launch on September 1, 1982, its 64KB of memory, and its sub-$600 price.
55 points by surprisetalk | 12 comments
YouTube video from Chronova Engineering in which Mike designs and machines an overengineered pencil sharpener with a novel indexing mechanism.