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Over 40 Years Later, William Shatner Still Loves The Commodore Vic-20 (commodore) (timeextension.com | ia)
9 points by brandrick 521 days ago | 3 comments
  • shdon 520 days ago
    It may have been tongue in cheek, but I actually find it endearing and cool that Shatner responded to this and responded in the way he did. Not to mention he's actually not wrong.
    • bmonkey325 520 days ago
      I have met him at various comic cons in Canada. Last time in 2021 Fan Expo Toronto. Sharp as a tack. He does everything himself, he doesn't have someone else handling his social.
  • bmonkey325 520 days ago
    As Shatner points out. It was the best computer for the price it sold for.

    I have no idea of the MSRP, but I remember at Christmas 1982 when bought my Atari 400, The Sinclair was about U$99, the 5k Vic was around 249, the 16k Atari 400 was $400 and the 48k Atari 800 was $800 and I think the c64 was around 500 or 600. The Coleco was around but I don’t recall the price. I do remember ther iBM and Apple were only for very rich people at prices well over $1000.

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