10 Amazing Commodore 128 Facts

The Laird's Lair releases a new video exploring ten pieces of tantalising trivia about the Commodore 128, a computer often described as underrated. The segment delves into hardware quirks, software capabilities, and lesser-known features that set the 128 apart from its contemporaries.

The Commodore legacy includes diverse hardware, such as the A2410 graphics card originally designed for the Amiga, illustrating the brand's experimental approach. Recent concepts like the Callback 8020 flip phone show how the name continues to inspire modern designs.

Fans of retro computing can explore further videos on the channel for deeper dives into classic systems and their lasting impact.

Watch the video to discover ten surprising facts about the Commodore 128:

Comment highlights:

"Un incredibile occasione persa il C128. Mille volte ho pensato cosa sarebbe stato della storia degli Home Computer omin Europa se C128 fosse stato un potente evoluzione del C64. CPU a 2Mhz, SiD pot..." - @LordoftheDIMM

"I don't believe the C128 was competing with the Amiga in 1985. The Amiga was launched at $1300 whereas the C128 was more like $300, so not in the same ballpark at all. The cost reduced A500 didn't ..." - @DavePoo2

"I forgot this even existed! Nice video!" - @johnny88j9