Girv's VIC-20 pages!
The VIC-20, also known in Germany as "VC-20" and
Japan as "VIC-1001", was an 8-bit home computer manufactured by Commodore
between 1980 and 1985. The base model featured a 1.02Mhz 6502A processor
and 5K of RAM, although that was expandable to a mighty 32K with additional hardware.
The VIC-20 was affordable and very popular, becoming the first microcomputer to sell
over a million units! The first computer I ever had was one of these great little
machines, and these pages are a memory to those days... |
 | | | nostalgic ramblings about the good old days when the VIC-20 ruled the world... |
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 | | | proof that sound and graphics don't make the game... |
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 | | | ancient relics from the dim and distant past... |
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 | | | other vic-20 related places to go and things to see.. |
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... compu-fiddler from northern ireland, with a liking for sci-fi, cycling and old computers ...
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