Editing Creative Micro Designs (section)

==Products==
[[File:CMD FD-4000 disk drive for Commodore.jpg|thumb|right|CMD FD-4000 disk drive]]
* [[SuperCPU]] - A [[65816]] CPU [[8-bit|8]]/[[16-bit]] upgrade for the [[Commodore 64|C64]] and [[Commodore 128|C128]] released on May 4, 1997, with version 2, the C128-compatible version, being launched in 1998.<ref>[http://members.optusnet.com.au/spacetaxi64/SPEED-UP-CARTS/SPEED-C64-CPU.htm C64 CPU Speed up Cartridges - The History]</ref>
* [[RAMLink]] - A 'fast' solid-state [[RAM disk|RAM-Disk]] that would plug into the cartridge port of the [[Commodore 64|C64]] or [[Commodore 128|C128]] which added between 1 [[megabyte|MB]] and 16 MB. The C64 version typically required a 'timer jump clip'. The RAMPort allowed it to work with the Commodore 17xx RAM Expansion Units
* [[CMD FD series|FD series]] - The FD2000 used 'High Density' Disks of up to 1.6 MB of storage, with the FD4000 using 'Enhanced Density' Disks of up to 3.2 MB of storage
* HD series - [[SCSI]] Hard drives of between 20 MB and 4.4 [[gigabyte|GB]] using CMD's native [[disk partitioning|partitioning]] system of 16 MB per partition
* JiffyDOS - Adds [[DOS Wedge]] commands for easier functionality via [[BASIC]] [[command prompt]]
* SwiftLink/Turbo232 - Adds dial-up [[modem]]s to your Commodore 64 or 128 of up to 38.4&nbsp;[[kilobit|kbit]]/s (SwiftLink) or 56.6&nbsp;kbit/s (Turbo232)
* 1750 XL - a Commodore 17xx [[Commodore REU|REU]] clone in two flavours adding either 512 KB or 2 MB
* SuperRAMCard - Works in conjunction with the SuperCPU to add between 1 MB and 16 MB of directly accessible memory using the 65816 processor
* SmartTRACK/SmartMOUSE - An 'intelligent' [[Commodore 1351]] 3-buttoned mouse or [[trackball]] which had 2K of RAM and a battery-backed [[Year 2000 problem|Y2K]] compliant [[real time clock]] which was [[GEOS (8-bit operating system)|GEOS]]-compatible