Now that Commodore USA has sufficiently piqued your curiosity with a revamped Commodore 64 prototype , it’s able to capitalize at the idea. Quite literally, we’d add. $595 buys you the elemental basic model with an 1.8GHz dual-core Intel Atom D525 chip, NVIDIA ION 2 graphics, 2GB of RAM and a 160GB hard disk — which it promises to deliver by “early June” — with hundred-dollar increments adding premium features like a further 2GB of memory, a Blu-Ray drive, as much as 1TB of storage, 802.11 b/g/n WiFi and Bluetooth. However, in case you’re simply searching out a compact keyboard computer (instead of reliving 80′s nostalgia) there’s an alternative choice on tap — a likely rebadged wedge of a machine (with weaker specs) that Commodore’s calling the VIC-Slim. Even at just $395, though, something tells us it won’t be the “wonder computer” of 2011.
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