Commodore Announces Six New Adventure Game For Commodore 64

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Here is a June 5th, 1983 Press Release announcing that Commodore Announces Six New Adventure Game For Commodore 64. Games include Infocom's Zork I, Zork II, Zork III, Deadline, Starcross, and Suspended. Three typed pages.

Commodore Introduces New Calculator Line At 1980 Consumer Electronics Show

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Here is a January 5th, 1980 Press Release announcing that Commodore Introduces New Calculator Line At Consumer Electronics Show. Prepared by Simon/Public Relations. Five types pages and a black and white photo of the Commodore LC4512 calculator.

January 1980 Commodore Business Machines Press Backgrounder

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Here is a January 1980 Commodore Business Machines Press Backgrounder by Simon/Public Relations, Inc. Thirteen typed pages (including cover).

"Introduced in 1977, the PET has become one of the world's most popular systems of its kind, second only to Radio Shack, and with substantially more installations than Apple II."

Page nine references the Commodore Electronic Programmable Thermostat.

Anametrics Letter With Attached Commodore 64 Product Comparison Chart

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Here is an Anametrics, Inc., letter by Steven A. Greenberg with an attached Commodore 64 Product Comparison Chart comparing the C64 to the Atari 800 and the Apple II+. Undated, but circa 1982.

Commodore International 1981 Investment Research Report

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This is a twelve page Equity Research Associates' November 13, 1981 Investment Research Report on Commodore International Limited.

Commodore 64 Informational Brochure

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Here is a twenty page, full color Commodore 64 Informational Brochure from circa 1982. This has probably been scanned before, but here it is in 1200 dpi.

Announcing The Commodore Max Machine

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Here is an eighteen page color sales brochure announcing the Commodore Max Machine.

The Commodore MAX Machine, also known as Ultimax in the United States and VC-10 in Germany, is a home computer designed and sold by Commodore International in Japan, beginning in early 1982, a predecessor to the popular Commodore 64. [Wikipedia]