PET

"The microcomputer that's top of its class."
Commodore's Personal Electronic Transactor, or PET, was part of the famous "1977 trinity" - the first commercially successful personal computers, along with the Apple II and the TRS-80. Its low cost made it a hit at first; but Commodore had production issues and they remained back-ordered for months. It was also a very weak hardware, and the keyboard of the first model was utter garbage.
As the PET's sales declined, Commodore quickly planned a successor, which turned out to be the mediocre VIC-20. After that, they finally redeemed themselves with the Commodore 64.
==Videos==
LGR - Commodore PET Computer System Review
Commodore History Part 1- The PET 
==External links==
Category:Commodore
Category:Second Generation
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