Found a piece of history yesterday!

[QUOTE=rntknives;466025]I remember the first Comodore 64 I had back in the 80's. Big floppy disks and a tractor drive printer. Like Perry said... you'd type Basic's program lines in for hours and run for a while, but as soon as you interupted it it was all gone. At least you could save some of that stuff on floppies.[/QUOTE]

there is a guy/company out there that bought the commodore name and is building modern computers that look exactly like the 64!

[QUOTE=classicfan1;465336]Oh yea! Our little smarts phones have several times as much memory as this does. I'm not very knowledgeable on harcore computer tech stuff, but I do know the difference in 80s v. today's computers.

I almost want to buy some game cartridges and play first for awhile.[/QUOTE]

yeah my first PC game i played was Oregon Trail so i have seen the evolution of PC and Console games. i used to have an old intelavison i got at a yard sale and was amazed "wow this what they had before an NES?" It's now getting harder to play the old systems with newer tvs i have one that does not have the red,yellow,white AV cable inputs. i guess picking up an old tv at good will or yard sells will be a norm for old school gamers.