I still fondly remember many a day messing around with my Commodore 128 computer as a kid. (Man, the hours I clocked in playing MicroLeague Baseball.) That machine and the 16K TRS-80 I had before it helped fuel my current love of computers. Check out this Commodore 65 design that never made the light of day. It’s not just one better than the popular Commodore 64 (or 63 points less groovy than my trusty 128). With its integrated floppy drive and better graphics, it surely would have sold…. well… not very many. But I probably would have bought one. Source: Retro Thing via Boing Boing Gadgets
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I still fondly remember many a day messing around with my Commodore 128 computer as a kid. (Man, the hours I clocked in playing MicroLeague Baseball.) That machine and the 16K TRS-80 I had before it helped fuel my current love of computers.

Check out this Commodore 65 design that never made the light of day. It’s not just one better than the popular Commodore 64 (or 63 points less groovy than my trusty 128). With its integrated floppy drive and better graphics, it surely would have sold…. well… not very many. But I probably would have bought one.

Source: Retro Thing via Boing Boing Gadgets