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• Commodore International
  '''Commodore International''' was a computer manufacturer which thrived during the early years of the *The semiconductor research arm of Commodore International, [[MOS Technology]], later known as Commodore Semiconductor Group (CSG)
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• Commodore International/Approval
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• Commodore International/Definition
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• Commodore International/Related Articles
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• MOS Technology/Related Articles
  [[Commodore International]]
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• Commodore (disambiguation)
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• Commodore International
  '''Commodore International''' was a computer manufacturer which thrived during the early years of the *The semiconductor research arm of Commodore International, [[MOS Technology]], later known as Commodore Semiconductor Group (CSG)
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• Commodore 64/Definition
  An 8-bit, 64-kilobyte home computer released by Commodore International in 1982.
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• Commodore International/Related Articles
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• MOS Technology/Definition
  ...United States, famous for its 6502 microprocessor, and various designs for Commodore International's range of home computers.
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• Commodore 64
  In 1982, [[Commodore International]] Ltd. introduced the '''Commodore 64'''. It was the first personal compute
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• VIC-20/Related Articles
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• Commodore 64/Related Articles
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• MOS Technology
  ...he ubiquitous [[MOS Technology 6502|6502]] processor. It was acquired by [[Commodore International]] in September of 1976, and was brought into Commodore's umbrella subdivisi In a strategic move spearheaded by [[Jack Tramiel]] [[Commodore International]] acquired MOS Technology in September of 1976. The book 'On the Edge' conc
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• ThinkPad
  ...the IBM PC's release to the public in August 1981, [[Apple Inc.|Apple]], [[Commodore International|Commodore]], and [[Tandy Corporation|Tandy]] controlled 75% of the U.S. mar
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• Personal computer
  ...uter]] with their Apple I and II, Tandy Radio Shack with the TRS-80, and [[Commodore International]] with the [[Commodore PET]] and [[Commodore 64]]. Building on the success
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