Description
Commodore 64 Breadbin Computer
The original Commodore 64 “breadbin” is a classic 1982 home computer, distinguished by its thick, rounded beige plastic case, 64 kilobytes of RAM, and legendary SID sound chip. It earned the nickname “breadbin” after the sleeker, wedge-shaped Commodore 64C came out in 1986.
Key Features
- Design: A bulky, curved, ribbed plastic case that resembles an old bread box.
- Hardware: MOS Technology 6510 processor, 64 KB RAM, and the famous SID (Sound Interface Device) chip for music.
- Ports: Side power switch/plug, user port, and Atari-style joystick ports; rear video, expansion, and cartridge slots.















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