Commodore 16
Released in June 1984 and costing £140, the Commodore 16 was intended as the replacement for the VIC-20. Given that most home computers by then had 64k RAM, a 16k machine did not seem a particularly good purchase, so on the whole, people didn't.
Manufacturer
Commodore
Processor
MOS 7501
Speed (MHz)
-0.87
RAM (KB)
16
ROM (KB)
32
Sound
2 channels
Keyboard type
Typewriter-style
Number of keys
66
Dimensions (mm)
76x203x406
Interfaces
- Serial port
- Cartridge/expansion port
- Cassette interface (8-pin)
- 2 joystick ports (8-pin)
- Composite video output