Seen here And here Well, it looks as if the Commodore design is a fad now. Personally, while I dislike the idea of staking product success on a "nostalgia" and a "kids these days love retro" outlook, I think it will pay off decently for them. Mostly cause the insides sound competitive with other computers out today. It comes with 1.8 gigahertz dual processors, an optional Blu-ray player and built-in ethernet and HDMI ports. The new Commodore is priced between $250 to $900. Anyway, while I dislike the way the colors mesh with the classically gaudy logo, I can't rule out ever getting one. So how about you guys? Would you ever buy something like this? ____________________ Design © 2009 Stark Once for the Super Dave TV show I was the stuntman that fell down the entire wtc stairwell. ~ jargon

Posted by blackhole89 Now all they need is an upgrade of the original operating system that can run Win32 and posix applications and supports reasonably large address spaces and modern hardware. I believe they covered that. The Commodore can run the Microsoft Windows operating system or a proprietary Commodore OS. ____________________ Design © 2009 Stark Once for the Super Dave TV show I was the stuntman that fell down the entire wtc stairwell. ~ jargon