Commodore VIC 20

Commodore VIC 20: A Visual History is a book about the computer that marked Commodore's debut in home computing: it was the first colour home computer to cost less than $300, the first to sell one million units, the first to have a modem for under $100, and the first approach to personal computing for a whole generation. The book presents all the VIC 20 models, all the early peripherals and interfaces created by Commodore for this computer, and all the games published by the company on cartridge, with some insights from the VIC 20 launch team.