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The Return of the Commodore 64
Nostalgia strikes back!
The Commodore 64, which brings out feelings of nostalgia in nearly every old-timer out there, is back in a much improved avatar. The new C64 with basically be a Ubuntu all-in-one and will be able to play games via an emulator.![Back to the Future]()
Back to the Future
The Ultimate Edition will have the following specs:
- 1.8GHz dual-core Intel Atom D525
- 4GB DDR3 RAM
- WiFi
- Blu-ray Drive
- 1TB hard-disk
- Card reader
It will also cost a bomb, $900 (Rs. 40,000) to be precise. That’s really expensive and not many can afford it, but those who can and have a craving out for nostalgia could certainly pick it up.
First Published:Apr 08, 2011, 11:06:19 IST
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