XPost: comp.sys.cbm   
   From: rubini@despammed.com   
      
   Marc Nause wrote:   
   > Commodore had a stand at CeBIT computer fair in Hannover/Germany. The   
   > stand was designed to remind you of the good old days 20 years ago.   
   > They had a C64 with disk drive and 2 DTVs to play games on. What they   
   > really tried to sell was media players.   
      
   They bring the old stuff, but yet they do not plan to sell any of that, not   
   even parts. Nice attempt to cash in on the past, I'd say. I understand   
   Commodore is a small company nowadays, so even addressing our small   
   community could be profitable and remunerative, in perspective.   
      
   In those pictures I spotted what looks like to be a 1701 ( or 1702 ) and a   
   1541-II. What Commodore 64 they had? Was it the old breadbox or a C model?   
      
   Riccardo   
      
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