Raises a little tenderness to read articles about the 25th anniversary of the Commodore 64. Inaccuracies
The most annoying is that in which is defined as "the first computer in the world," also tested as Republic.
While it is more likely to have been the model with the greatest number of units sold.
It was not my first computer, since my first steps I made them on Sinclair ZX80, Commodore PET and that my high school had purchased but was neglected in the laboratory until I put the hands on, then the VIC 20.
And even the first PC that I bought, because before I bought a Commodore 64 Texas TI-99/4A .
But the Commodore 64 is still a milestone for me, too absolute, and I think having done almost everything you could do about it. Even the first coin.
