

It no longer has 64kb of memory, a cassette player, and an 80x25 character display. Instead, the new Commodore 64 features Intel processors, DVD or Blueray drives, and runs Linux or Windows.
There is also an operating system - Commodore OS - which is a community-driven Linux distribution.
In addition to the 64, Commodore has another model called the VIC-Slim which is a modern looking all-in-one computer housed in a keyboard style casing. They also have a line of "Amiga" models, modern-looking computers styled in the spirit of the original Amiga models.
The company building these computers is Florida, USA-based Commodore USA, LLC. Their website is www.commodoreusa.net
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