|  | Commodore Plus/4 |  |
|  64K RAM (60K available for BASIC
 programming)
Full Typewriter Style Keyboard
Optional Built-in Software
Screen Window Capability
HELP Key
8 Pre-programmed, Reprogrammable
Function Keys
Four Separate Cursour Keys
Uses Most COMMODORE 64 and VIC-20
Peripherals
121 Colors (16 primary colours, 8
luminance levels)
Over 75 BASIC Commands
High Resolution Graphics Plotting
Split-Screen Text With High-Res Graphics
Graphics Character Set On Keyboard
Keyboard Color Controls
320 x 200 Pixel Screen Resolution
Reverse and Flashing Characters
2 Tone Sound Generators
Built-In Machine Language Monitor
(17 commands) |
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| | Case Design | |
| The case designing had been worked out by Ira Velensky, who also designed the Commodore 116 case. Ira moved to Atari in the mid-80s and was the designer on the ST and XE computers as well.
Bil Herd says:
"The design [of the Plus/4] was by a guy named Ira Velinsky who worked out of the Tokyo office. He had designed the case for the DEC Rainbow prior to coming to Commodore. Sadly Ira passed away on the return trip from a CES show some years later." |
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