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Commodore VIC-20

Discussion in 'TBR Classifieds' started by gridfaniker, Feb 2, 2005.

  1. gridfaniker

    gridfaniker Loathsome

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    My cousin got divorced and all he got out of the deal was his Commodore VIC-20. Needless to say, he needs to make some cash, quick, so he's selling it to the highest bidder.

    Here are the details:

    CPU: MOS 6502, 1MHz

    RAM: 5K (3.5K for the user)

    Display: 22 X 23 text, 176 X 184, 16 colors max

    Ports: composite video, joystick, cartridge, user port, serial peripheral port

    Peripherals: cassette recorder, printer, modem, external floppy drive

    OS: ROM BASIC


    PM me with your bids. (PS: he will trade even up for a POS Gateway with Intel Celeron 1.4 GHz processor)
     
  2. kshead

    kshead What's the spread?

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    I'll give you an old Atari 2600 (Combat game included) and some moonshine.
     
  3. gridfaniker

    gridfaniker Loathsome

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    throw in a bluetick hound and you got yourself a deal
     
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    Shrapnel Stinky

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    Is that the ones that sang "Once, Twice, Three Times A Lady"?
     
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    magnus Chump-proof

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    PhotoGuy Can you hear me now?

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    Grid, are you mocking me? :thinking:
     
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    y2b King of QC

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    PhotoGuy Can you hear me now?

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    We used to have a Commodore 64. Then we moved up to the PET 2001. :xyzthumbs

    Specs:
    NAME PET 2001
    MANUFACTURER Commodore
    TYPE Professional Computer
    ORIGIN U.S.A.
    YEAR 1977
    BUILT IN LANGUAGE Commodore Basic 1.0
    KEYBOARD 73 key 'chicklet' keyboard with numeric keypad
    CPU 6502
    SPEED 1 mHz
    RAM 4 KB (early version) then 8 KB
    VRAM 1 KB
    ROM 14 KB
    TEXT MODES 40 x 25
    GRAPHIC MODES None
    COLORS Monochrome
    I/O PORTS IEEE 488, Parallel port, second, ''user port'' for 8-bit I/O, cassette port inside the case, rarely used
    BUILT IN MEDIA tape recorder
    POWER SUPPLY Built-in power supply unit
    PRICE £700 (8 KB RAM - 1978)
     

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    Stewie The Family Guy

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    Sweet Jesus - its been years since I've seen a Vic-20. Its hard to believe how much PCs have advanced.
     
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    Commodore 64 came AFTER Pet. Your parents must have lied to you.

    I learned BASIC on a PET.
     

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