Can a Commodore 64 connect to the Internet?

Another way to connect to the Internet using a C64 is by using Contiki. Contiki is an operating system for the C64 and other machines that allows you to get modern features such as the Internet on old 8-bit machines. In addition to the C64, some of the other machines Contiki supports include: Apple II.

How much is a Commodore 64 worth now?

Commodore Business Machines debuted its Commodore 64 back in 1982. It ended up being the best-selling computer in the company’s history. Today, one in mint condition could sell for nearly $1,200.

How do I connect my Commodore 64 to my modern TV?

The tools needed to make the LCD/flat screen TV to C64 connection includes: a 5 pin-adapter (which converts the 8-pin video cable connected to the 8-pin port of the C64 device into a 5-pin cable which is required for newer TV models). A SCART cable is needed in conjunction with the S-video cable.

Did Commodore 64 have a Modem?

As Commodore offered a number of inexpensive modems for the C64, such as the 1650, 1660, 1670, the machine also helped popularize the use of modems for telecommunications. The 1650 and 1660 were 300 Baud, and the 1670 was 1200 baud.

What happened to the Commodore 64?

Commodore International (other names include Commodore International Limited and Commodore Business Machines) was an American home computer and electronics manufacturer founded by Jack Tramiel….Commodore International.

Defunct May 6, 1994
Fate Bankruptcy liquidation; inventory and intellectual property acquired by Escom AG on April 22, 1995

Are Ataris worth anything?

The original Atari has sold recently for $30 for ones that are in rough condition, and nearly $190 for ones that are like new in the box. The average sale price is around $100 for an original Atari with the box.