[Cameron] however, plugged his ComputerEyes into a Commodore 128. This machine ... The primary 8564 “VIC-II” graphics chip is used to keep compatibility with existing Commodore 64 programs ...

The most popular computer ever sold to-date, the Commodore ... the VIC Video Display IC. This strength would result in a powerful computer but at a cost; the custom IC’s for the C-128 would ...

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 ...

While the VIC-20 sold well, what came next was something ... it also flopped in America. The fugly Commodore 128 1985 saw the launch of the Commodore 128. It offered a few technical improvements ...

And like always, I had friends who got a VIC-20 and then the Commodore 64, the 128, the Atari 600 and so on it goes. I only had the VIC-20. It was basically (no pun intended) worthless.