Amiga Forever and C64 Forever are the official Commodore/Amiga preservation, emulation, and support suites for Windows.

The Commodore PET was my first PC that I owned. I had an 8K visible memory card for graphics. The monitor was a small 13″ CRT with bluish phosphor.

The PET opened, showing the motherboard. (Credit: Ken Shirriff) An unavoidable part of old home computer systems and kin like the Commodore PET is that due to the age of their components they will ...

The Commodore PET—which shares its name with the iconic all-in-one computer released in 1977—might not run Commodore BASIC, but it does feature a customised version of Android 5.0 Lollipop, ...

The new Commodore PET is an Android phone of rather common design. It is well-built, with an aluminum frame and interchangeable polycarbonate covers. The shell displays a big C= logo, ...

The Commodore PET 2001 was already one of the better-looking dinosaurs from the early desktop days, but this one-of-a-kind retro rebuild, handmade from American walnut, takes it to another level.

The Commodore PET with the first personal computer sold to the general public and was equipped with a built-in keyboard, screen and cassette deck and was priced at $795 which today would equate ...

The PET De Lux is made from American walnut wood and has a modern computer inside with emulation for gaming systems including the Commodore 64, and Nintendo Entertainment System (NES).

The Commodore PET handset will first launch in France, Germany, Italy and Poland, with plans to roll it out across Europe and the US.

Commodore is bringing back the 80's. Well, sort of. A new Android phone bearing the Commodore name arrives later this week, complete with an emulator for C-64 and Amiga games.

Commodore -- yes, as in Commodore 64 -- is angling for a brand comeback with the PET, an Android phone that's allegedly hitting select countries in Europe for $300.