Editing Commodore International (section)

==Product line==
The product line consists of original Commodore products.

===Calculators===
[[File:Commodore PR-100 3q.jpg|thumb|Commodore PR-100 programmable calculator]]

774D, 776M, 796M, 9R23, C108, C110, F4146R, F4902, MM3, Minuteman 6, P50, PR100, SR1800, SR4120D, SR4120R, SR4148D, SR4148R, SR4190R, SR4212, SR4912, SR4921RPN, SR5120D, SR5120R, SR5148D, SR5148R, SR5190R, SR59, SR7919, SR7949, SR9150R, SR9190R, US*3, US*8 and The Specialist series: M55 (The Mathematician), N60 (The Navigator), S61 (The Statistician).<ref>{{cite web|url=http://www.datamath.net/Leaflets_Others/C76_US.pdf |title=Commodore calculator catalog |access-date=2014-06-07 |url-status=live |archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20140714165747/http://www.datamath.net/Leaflets_Others/C76_US.pdf |archive-date=July 14, 2014 }}</ref>

[[File:Commodore 64 at its 25th anniversary event (Computer History Museum).jpg|thumb|Commodore 64 at its 25th anniversary event at [[Computer History Museum|The Computer History Museum]]]]

=== 6502-based computers ===
''(listed chronologically)''
* [[KIM-1]]{{snd}} [[single-board computer]] '''(1976)'''; was produced by [[MOS Technology]], which was bought by Commodore
* [[Commodore PET|Commodore PET/CBM]] range '''(1977)'''
* [[VIC-20]]{{snd}} a.k.a. VIC-1001 '''(1980''' [VIC-1001] '''– 1984)''' (CBM);
* [[Commodore CBM-II]] range{{snd}} a.k.a. B-range a.k.a. 600/700 range '''(1982–1984)'''
* [[MAX Machine]]{{snd}} Predecessor to C64 '''(1982)'''
* [[Commodore 64]]{{snd}} including C64C '''(1982–1994)'''
* [[Commodore Educator 64]]{{snd}} 64 in a PET 40xx case '''(1983)'''
* [[Commodore SX-64]]{{snd}} all-in-one [[portable computer|portable]] C64 including screen and disk drive '''(1984–1986)'''
* [[Commodore 16]]{{snd}} including C116, incompatible with C64 '''(1984)'''
* [[Commodore Plus/4]]{{snd}} compatible with C16 '''(1984–1985)'''
* [[Commodore LCD]]{{snd}} [[liquid crystal display|LCD]]-equipped [[laptop computer|laptop]] (never released)
* [[Commodore 128]]{{snd}} including 128D and 128DCR '''(1985–1989)'''
* [[Commodore 65]]{{snd}} C64 successor (never released, an unofficial recreation was released as MEGA65)

=== Z8000 Based ===
* [[Commodore 900]] workstation (never released)

=== Amiga ===
{{Further|Amiga models and variants}}
* [[Amiga 1000]] '''(1985–1987)'''
* [[Amiga 500]]{{snd}} incl. [[Amiga 500 Plus|A500+]] '''(1987–1991)'''
* [[Amiga 2000]]{{snd}} incl. A2000HD '''(1987–1991''')
* [[Amiga 2000#Amiga 2500|Amiga 2500]] '''(1988–1991)'''
* [[Amiga 2000#Аmiga1500|Amiga 1500]] '''(1987–1991)'''
* [[Commodore CDTV]] '''(1990)'''
* [[Amiga 3000]]{{snd}} incl. Amiga 3000UX & Amiga 3000T '''(1990–1992)'''
* [[Amiga 4000]]{{snd}} incl. [[Amiga 4000T|A4000T]] '''(1992–1994)''', rereleased by [[Escom AG|Escom]] '''(1995–1997)'''
* [[Amiga 600]] '''(1992–1993)'''
* [[Amiga 1200]] '''(1992–1994)''', rereleased by Escom '''(1995–1996)'''

===x86 IBM PC compatibles===
* [[Commodore PC compatible systems]]{{snd}} Commodore Colt, PC1, PC10, PC20, PC30, PC40 '''(1987–1993)'''
* Commodore PC laptops{{snd}} Commodore 286LT, 386SX-LT, 486SX-LTC, 486SX-LTF, '''(–1993)''' Pentium P120i Ultramedia, P166i Ultramedia and the P200i Ultramedia '''(1996–1997)'''

===Game consoles===
* Commodore TV Game 2000K/3000H '''(1975–1977)''' ({{ill|Commodore TV Game 2000K/3000H|it|vertical-align=sup}}, [[List of first generation home video game consoles|1st-gen home consoles list]])
* [[MAX Machine]]{{snd}} predecessor to C64 '''(1982)'''
* [[Commodore 64 Games System]] '''(1990)'''
* [[Amiga CD32]] '''(1993)'''

===Monitors===
1000, 1024, 1070, 1080, 1081, 1083S, 1084, 1084S, 1084ST, 1085S, 1201, 1402, 1403, 1404, 1405, 1407, 1428, 1428x, 1432D, 1432V, 1701, 1702, 1703, 1801, 1802, 1803, 1900M/DM602, 1901/75BM13/M1, 1902, 1902A, 1930, 1930-II, 1930-III, 1934, 1935, 1936, 1936ALR, 1940, 1942, 1950, 1960, 1962, 2002, A2024, 2080, 76M13, CM-141, DM-14, DM602<ref>{{cite web|url=http://gona.mactar.hu/Commodore/monitor/Commodore_monitors_by_model_number.html |title=Commodore monitors |publisher=Gona.mactar.hu |access-date=2019-07-23}}</ref><ref>{{cite web|url=https://www.c64-wiki.com/index.php/Computer_Monitor |title=Computer Monitor |publisher=C64-Wiki |date=2018-02-20 |access-date=2019-07-23}}</ref><ref>{{cite web| url=http://www.bigbookofamigahardware.com/bboah/CategoryList.aspx?id=26 |title=Big Book of Amiga Hardware }}</ref>

===Printers===
====VIC 1520 plotter====
The VIC 1520 plotter used the [[Alps Electric|ALPS]] mechanicals and four-color rotary pen setup that scrolled a 4¼" roll of paper. The ALPS mechanism was shared with several other 8 bit computers of the era, including Tandy, Atari, and Apple.

===Software===
* [[AmigaOS]]{{snd}} 32-bit operating system for the Amiga range; multitasking, micro kernel, with GUI
* [[Amiga Unix]]{{snd}} Operating system for the Amiga, based on [[Unix System V|Unix System V Release 4]]
* [[Commodore BASIC]]{{snd}} BASIC interpreter for the 8-bit range, ROM resident; based on [[Microsoft BASIC]]
* [[Commodore DOS]]{{snd}} Disk operating system for the 8-bit range; embedded in disk drive ROMs
* [[KERNAL]]{{snd}} Core OS routines for the 8-bit range; ROM resident
* [[Magic Desk]]{{snd}} Planned series of productivity software for the C64; only the first entry was released
* [[Simons' BASIC]]{{snd}} BASIC extension for the C64; cartridge-based
* [[Super Expander]]{{snd}} BASIC and memory extension for the VIC-20; cartridge-based
* [[Super Expander 64]]{{snd}} BASIC extension for the C64