And when given the option, I personally opt for mechanical keyboards over alternatives. But the real Commodore 64 didn't use switches from Kailh, which didn't exist until 1990. Instead ...

8BitDo’s latest mechanical keyboard riffs on the design of a 1980s computer with one of the most iconic-looking keyboards of all time: the Commodore 64. 8BitDo’s Commodore 64 edition of its ...

well-performing mechanical keyboard. The version I have for review is modelled after a Commodore 64, and it absolutely nails the aesthetic. Unboxing this at the office resulted in a small choir of ...

For other unique mechanical keyboard concepts, we recently featured this build which takes design and functionality cues from the Commodore 64.

The Commodore 128 was a direct follow-up to C64 that only ever sold a few million units versus the C64's mighty estimated peak of 17 million units. By the time Commodore 128 launched, it was the ...

Though these keyboards were originally designed as tenkeyless (no numpad), 8BitDo now sells matching mechanical numpads that can also be used as calculators. You should know that 8BitDo released ...

Commodore 64 fans can now pre-order a mechanical keyboard from 8BitDo styled after the classic computer. Shipping in the US is expected to begin on March 28. The device supports Windows and Android.

A new Kickstarter campaign has launched this week allowing users of the retro Commodore Amiga 500 range of home personal computers to upgrade to a new mechanical keyboard, allowing for faster ...

The clicky Kailh White switches are easily replaceable. See full article ...