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Tape Drive for Commodore 64 Personal Computer, 1985

Commodore Business Machines1985

The Henry Ford

The Henry Ford
Dearborn, MI, United States

The Commodore 64 made home computing accessible to a broad public in the 1980s. Released in 1982 as a successor to the VIC-20, the C64 was priced cheaply and was essential in establishing the home computing market. As an early platform for growing consumer-friendly software and game industries, it remains one of the top-selling personal computers of all time.

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  • Title: Tape Drive for Commodore 64 Personal Computer, 1985
  • Creator: Commodore Business Machines
  • Date Created: 1985
  • Location: Japan, United States, Pennsylvania, West Chester
  • Subject Keywords: Commodore 64 (Computer), Communication, Data management, Computers, Data tape drives
  • Type: Objects
  • Contributor: The Henry Ford
  • Original Source: Digital Collections
  • Object Name: Tape drive
  • Object ID: 2009.102.4
  • Manufacturer: Commodore Business Machines
  • Image ID: THF158390
  • Field: Computing
  • Credit: From the Collections of The Henry Ford.
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