Commodore 128

The Commodore 128 (shortened to C128) was a personal computer model featuring 128 KB of memory. Released by Commodore International in 1985, it featured an 8-bit MOS Technology 8502 CPU alongside a Z80A for CP/M compatibility.

Its lifespan lasted from 1985 to 1989. While it was fully compatible with the Commodore 64, it was neither as popular nor as commercially successful. At the time, Commodore was already developing the 16-bit Amiga system; because the Amiga was significantly more powerful, the C128 was ultimately viewed as a commercial disappointment.
Category:Commodore computers
Category:1985 establishments in the United States
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Category:1980s establishments in Nevada