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	Commodore 16 - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Commodore sold a C16 family-specific cassette player (the Commodore 1531) and joysticks, but third-party converters to allow the use of the abundant, and hence much less expensive, VIC/C64-type units soon appeared.
		The C16's serial port (Commodore's proprietary "serial IEEE-488 bus", no relation to RS-232 and the like) was the same as that of the VIC and C64, which meant that printers and disk drives, at least, were interchangeable with the older machines.
		The even less successful Commodore 116 was functionally and technically similar but shipped in a smaller case with a rubber chiclet keyboard and was only available in Europe.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Commodore_16 (649 words)

	Commodore 16
		C-16:sta ei kuitenkaan tullut kovin suosittua, koska pari vuotta aiemmin ilmestynyt Commodore 64 saavutti kalliimmasta hinnastaan huolimatta markkinaylivoiman.
		Commodore 16:n suorittimena on MOS 6502 -yhteensopiva 8-bittinenaa MOS 7501 ja keskusmuisti on perusmallissa 16 kilotavua.
		C-16:n BASIC-tulkki on versiota 3.5, joka oli tarkoitus ottaa käyttöön jo Commodore 64:ssä, mutta jota ei kiireisestä aikataulusta johtuen saanut mukaan laitteistoon.
	www.all2know.com /fi/wikipedia/c/co/commodore_16.html (222 words)

	Commodore 16
		The Commodore 16 was a home computer made by Commodore with a 6502 -compatible 7501 CPU, released in 1984.
		Outwardly it resembled the VIC-20 and the Commodore 64, but with a fl case and white/light gray keys.
		The Commodore 16 was never a big commercial success but enjoyed some popularity in Europe as a cheap games machine, with an array of games released in Commodore 1531 cassette format.
	www.nebulasearch.com /encyclopedia/article/Commodore_16.html (257 words)

	Commodore Plus/4 and C16 Homepage
		The Commodore Plus/4 was the first home computer with built-in software: word processor, spreadsheet, and database manager, plus a function to graph data from the spreadsheet in the word processor (hence the software's name of 'Three-Plus-One').
		The Commodore 1551 diskette drive was released only in Europe, to satisfy the needs of the users who bought the Commodore Plus/4 for their database needs.
		Ironically, Commodore had shelved this model when the Plus/4 was cancelled, only to bring it to market almost a year afterward.
	www.cbm264.com /production.htm (418 words)

	commodore 1581 manual -
		Outwardly the C16 resembled the VIC-20 and the C64, but with commodore 1581 manual a fl case and white/light gray keys.
		The ROM resident BASIC 3.5, however, was more powerful than the VIC-20's and C64's BASIC 2.0, in that it had commands for sound and bitmapped graphics (320×200 pixels), as well as simple program tracing/debugging.
		The C16's serial port¹ was the same as that of the VIC and C64, which meant that printers and disk drives, at least, were interchangeable with the older machines.
	www.infotechloco.com /Inf-Computer-Topics-C/Commodore-1581.html (526 words)

	Under the Hood of the Commodore 116
		The C116 is a member of the Commodore 264 family of computers.
		Builtin ACIA (6551) but without real RS232 driver chips (Commodore did a lot things like this), so an external adapter providing the drivers was needed.
		This was a major problem, and there was only one joystick (model T-1341, sold under the Commodore brand) that had this connector.
	www.von-bassewitz.de /uz/oldcomputers/c116 (1337 words)

	Commodore 116 -- FEEL the RUBBER of the DEATH!! (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		Part of the ill-fated (and WTF was Commodore thinking) 264 series, the C116 is another example of Commodore and the way the management thought.
		Not only was in incompatible with the Commodore 64 on a programming level, it also has incompatible ports for cartridge, joysticks and cassette.
		The 116 (and the C16) were underpowered for their time and up against LOTS of established competition, so they were a failure.
	www.northnet.org /rayzor/cbm/116.html (239 words)

	Commodore.ca \| Products \| Commodore 116 c16 232 264 364 PLUS/4 History, Pictures & Time Line (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		While the TED could genuinely produce more colours the Commodore 64, importantly, it did not support Sprite graphics which was one of the things that made the C64 so wonderful to work with.
		I am all but certain Commodore never released (even on prototype / demo machines) Basic 3.0 which has always puzzled me. Perhaps they wanted to indicate that 3.5 was just a little bit less than the Basic 4.0 being used in much more expensive Commodore PET / CBM-II machines of the day.
		Commodore stated that in excess of 90% of C64 software could be easily ported to the 264, but why would developers put in that effort for a small run machine and why would consumers want to buy their C64 applications again?
	www.commodore.ca /products/264/Commodore_264_family.htm (2772 words)

	Chronology of the Commodore 64 Computer
		Commodore announces the Commodore 64 microcomputer, showing a prototype at the Winter CES.
		Commodore International announces the Educator 64, using old PET cases with Commodore 64 computers inside.
		Commodore stops production of the Commodore 64 several times during the year, restarting each time based on public demand.
	www.islandnet.com /~kpolsson/c64hist (1355 words)

	The C16-Plus/4 retro page - Gallery (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		Commodore decided (again here) to change the pinouts for the datasette from that of the Commodore 64.
		Sadly, Commodore decided back then to change the pinouts for the joysticks of these machines so that only their joysticks worked at the beginning with the C16s.
		The tiny Commodore 116, which had rubber keys like a ZX Spectrum, and a case similar to the big brother, the plus/4.
	yape.homeserver.hu /gallery.htm (594 words)

	Commodore Trivia No. 19A
		If you are interested in seeing the Commodore Trivia digests in their original form, take a look at this website.
		At last count, 3 models in the Plus/4 series were produced: The Commodore Plus/4 The Commodore 16 The Commodore 116 Some Commodore 264 models are known to exist, but are not counted, since the 264 was the prototype model of the Plus/4.
		On one keyboard style, the Commodore graphics are printed on the front of the keys, while they appear above the letters on the keys in the second type of keyboard.
	www.c64trivia.co.uk /TRIVI19A.DAT.html (606 words)

	Commodore 16 - Wikipedia w kroliki.com 07 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		Maszyny firm Mattel i Timex były tańsze od Commodore VIC-20, a wprowadzenie C16 (mimo że VIC posiadał większy wybór urządzeń zewnętrznych, pełnowymiarową klawiaturę i więcej pamięci niż produkty konkurencji) miało dać możliwość wejścia Commodore w ten segment komputerów.
		Dodatkowo prezes firmy Commodore Jack Tramiel obawiał się wejścia na rynek firm japońskich i pojawienia się ich komputerów z jeszcze niższymi cenami.
		Commodore sprzedawało przeznaczone specjalnie dla rodziny C16 magnetofony Commodore 1531 oraz joysticki, ale wkrótce pojawiły się konwertery umożliwiające podłączenie urządzeń z VIC-20/C64.
	www.kroliki.com /wiki/link-Commodore_16 (442 words)

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		The Commodore 16/116 belongs to the Commodore 264 series (with the Commodore Plus/4).
		It was designed to replace the Commodore VIC 20, but it was not compatible with the VIC-20, or with the C64 too.
		The C16, like the Commodore Plus/4 was a commercial failure and had no success.
	www.edu.uni-klu.ac.at /~kseiner/c116.html (152 words)

	The C16-Plus/4 retro page - History
		Commodore introduced its new family of microcomputers in 1983.
		The hardware of the 364 is identical to that of the Commodore 16, 116, 232 and plus/4 except that the 364 includes a built-in Magic Voice speech synthesiser.
		Although their BASIC (version 3.5) was far more advanced than that of the Commodore 64 (version 2.0), these machines turned to be big business failures, because they weren't 64 compatible and had less attractive sound/graphic capabilities.
	yape.homeserver.hu /history.htm (860 words)

	The Machine Room :: Commodore :: 116 :: General (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		Eventually, it was put in a charcoal Commodore 64 case and sold as the Commodore 16.
		The 116 and the rest of the TED machines (named for their graphics/sound/control chip) were supposed to strike at the extremely successful Sinclair computers.
		Unfortunately, Commodore failed to notice that they would also be competing against Commodore's own very successful computer, the Commodore 64.
	www.machine-room.org /computers/74/general.html (286 words)

	HCC - Commodore GG (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		De Commodore 116 werd bedacht als opvolger voor de VIC20 en was uitgerust met een nieuwe "wonder" videochip genaamd de TED (Text Editing Device).
		De C116 was de laagste in zijn klasse met 12k aan geheugen (de ook uit te brengen C264 en V364 zouden ingebouwde software krijgen, 64k geheugen, en de V364 kreeg nog een spraak synthesizer).
		Er zijn nog altijd speculaties waarom Commodore deze computers op de markt zette, ze waren niet compatibel met de VIC20 en C64, haalden ook niet de geluids- en videokwaliteit.
	www.hobby.nl /~commodore-gg/c-116.htm (354 words)

	Secret Weapons of Commodore: The 7501s: The 116, 116 Portable, Book 116, 232, 264, Canadian Plus/4, 364
		Interestingly, the 232 is not an upgraded descendant of the 116 or 16, as some have believed; the keyboard alone is enough to demonstrate it is in fact a downgraded 264.
		Commodore press releases detailed the option ROM as an updated version of the original 64 cartridge, with "Lisa-like" pulldown menus and icons.
		Commodore's final gasp in the TED (d)evolution was that "TED Shall Talk", in the words of engineer Bil Herd, and the 364 was the direct product of that plan.
	www.floodgap.com /retrobits/ckb/secret/x64.html (2635 words)

	/pub/cbm/schematics/computers/plus4/
		Commodore 116 schematic 251239, sheet 1 of 3.
		Commodore 116 schematic 251239, sheet 2 of 3.
		Commodore 116 schematic 251239, sheet 3 of 3.
	cbm.ko2000.nu /schematics/computers/plus4/index.html (157 words)

	Vesalia Computer - Cables and Adapters for Commodore 64 and Other Home Computers
		Commodore 64/128, VIC 20, Commodore 16, 116 and Plus/4, 1540/1541/1570/1571/1581 disk drives, and Commodore printers/plotters.
		RGBI cable for the Commodore 128/128D (80 columns mode).
		Monitor cable for the Commodore 64/128 with SCART plug, suitable for monitors and TVs with SCART connector.
	www.vesalia.de /e_c64kabel.htm (361 words)

	Bill Ward - All - Computers - Commodore
		Fresno Commodore User Group, the last remaining Commodore User Group in California.
		We had a bunch of Commodore equipment, past and present, on display (inlcuding the new C64 DTV Joystick).
		Commodore 116, a version of the C16 as sold in Europe
	bill.wards.net /blosxom/computers/commodore/vcf7.html (321 words)

	::: larwe.com - commodore 16 :::
		The Commodore 16 is a member of Commodore's ill-fated 264 series.
		Besides not being compatible with the C64/C128 (at the time, one of the most popular machines on the shelves), Commodore also changed the joystick, cassette and cartridge ports on the 264 series, and eliminated the user port.
		Perhaps Commodore didn't want to waste the materials making the board long enough to stretch across the entire back of the machine, and so they had to use smaller connectors.
	www.larwe.com /museum/c16.html (628 words)

	HCC - Commodore GG (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		The release of the 264 series computers in 1984 (the Commodore 116, 16, Plus/4, etc) brought with it the new TED chip.
		Since this chip was capable of sound, video, and I/O, Commodore did their best to take advantage of all of these features.
		Like all Commodore disk drives, the 1551 is a smart device, containing it's own processor and memory.
	commodore-gg.hobby.nl /disk1551.htm (401 words)

	Commodore 16 - Vetamera.com
		Commodore 16 var en hemdator av Commodore slÃ¤ppt 1984.
		Den var tÃ¤nkt som en ersÃ¤ttare till Commodore VIC-20.
		En billigare variant av datorn sÃ¥ldes i Europa under namnet Commodore 116.
	www.vetamera.com /Commodore-16 (103 words)

	Commodore.ca \| Products \| MOS KIM1, Commodore PET, VIC20, C64, 128, PLUS/4 & More (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		Commodore PET 2001 3008, 4016, 4032, 8032, 8096SK, SuperPET, P500 B700 C710, and 8296SK
		In case your wondering why this site does not cover the superiour Amiga line, here is why: By the time the Amiga had come to Commodore, they were well on the road to destruction.
		Their founder and visionary, Jack Tramiel, had left to take over Atari; they had decided to stand their ground on their no-advertising policy; and they had given up all but completely on business machines.
	www.commodore.ca /products/default.htm (239 words)

	Convoy OG 47 - warsailors.com
		From the Admiralty U-boat disposition signal of 18th December, (A.M.1322/18/12), it appeared possible that an Italian U-boat returning to Bordeaux from the Azores, would pass close to Convoy OG 47 on the 20th or 21st December.
		Three minutes later, at 2117, Mangen (11) was struck by a torpedo on her port side under the bridge and the ship sank in three minutes.
		At 2125 the Commodore signalled an emergency turn of 40° to starboard and increased to the full speed of the convoy, which was 10 knots.
	www.warsailors.com /convoys/og47report.html (668 words)

	C64 commodore games Index %NUMBER% (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		You are about to find out about one of the biggest collections of Commodore 64 Games available in one place.
		Again we are proud to have delivered so many good old commodore 64 games to the people...
		The commodore 64 is, along with the Apple II and the Atari XL computers, the most famous home computer.
	www.bluebelldata.co.uk /games/c64_commodore_games/commodore-64-game.html (657 words)

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		Readers will be informed about the history of Commodore, from it's humble beginnings as a typewriter company in the 1950's right up through to it's role as a player in the personal computer revolution, as well as the dramatic ending.
		Commodore produced and distributed some devices in selected areas of the globe, and are almost completely unknown in the rest of the world.
		Surprisingly, many devices never made it to the United States and were only available in Europe: The first Commodore 128D in a plastic case, the Commodore 116, the C64G and C64GS, as well as the 1570 disk drive.
	www.go64.de /english/online_e/04_00_1e.htm (1334 words)

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		Commodore Hacking is published 4 times yearly by: Brain Innovations Inc. 602 N. Lemen Fenton MI 48430 The magazine is published on on-line networks free of charge, and a nominal fee is charged for alternate mediums of transmission.
		Commodore users are getting tired of all the clutter and mess cables, power cords, expansion extenders, Swiftlink cartridges, etc. make in the computer room.
		Q $14C) On the Commodore 128, the 80 column output is output by the VDC chip.
	www.ffd2.com /fridge/chacking/c=hacking11.txt (13126 words)

	::The 80s database v 5.01 - Commodore 16:: (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		Il C16 deriva da un prototipo dall’aspetto totalmente differente, il suo chassis è identico a quello del Commodore Vic 20 e del Commodore 64 ma è totalmente incompatibile con loro.
		Una recensione positiva del Commodore 16 citerebbe senz’altro il BASIC notevolmente migliorato rispetto ai precedenti modelli, dotato di speciali funzioni dedicate alla grafica ed al suono.
		Per il resto il Commodore 16 si rivelò un esperimento fallito, collocato in un momento in cui il pubblico si aspettava computer sempre più progrediti e veloci: caratteristiche che la Commodore non seppe infondere in questo sfortunato modello.
	www.80s.it /news.asp?id=189 (226 words)

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