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| I'd like to thank Leslie Miller for her great article about Q-Link (and this web site), which appeared in the February 10, 2000 issue of USA Today. :-)
| At the lower left of the Commodore 64C Introductory Guide, it proclaims itself to be "A quick-start guide to loading and running software on the world's best-selliing personal computer." This was more than just a bit of self-aggrandizement: the C64 quite simply sold more units than any other personal computer before or since. |
| Here is the original setup for my first Commodore 64. Left to right we have an Oki Mate 20 color printer, a Commodore 1541 disk drive, a Commodore 64C computer, and... a TV set? Yes sir, that's right. Since I couldnīt afford a Commodore monitor (the damn things cost more than the computer!) I made do with a 9" G.E. portable color TV that I bought in a hock shop for the grand sum of $50. |
| Some time later, here I am with a real Commodore Monitor. What a relief! The colors on the old portable TV set I had been using were anything but accurate. This was big improvement! The joystick Iīm using, made by Wico, is the best computer joystick I have ever owned. Like my Commodore 64, itīs still going strong. |
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