Commodore VIC-1001 (1980年発売の8-bit PC。日本市場向けに仮名文字とかが出るようにローカライズされたVIC-20)を retr0 bright しました!梅雨に入る少し前の季節で2週間くらいベランダに出しっぱなしだったかな。電源インジケータのLEDの外し方がわからなくて少し傷がついてしまったけど、全体的にはとてもきれいになりました!
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Commodore VIC-1001 (1980年発売の8-bit PC。日本市場向けに仮名文字とかが出るようにローカライズされたVIC-20)を retr0 bright しました!梅雨に入る少し前の季節で2週間くらいベランダに出しっぱなしだったかな。電源インジケータのLEDの外し方がわからなくて少し傷がついてしまったけど、全体的にはとてもきれいになりました!
Inside of the VIC-1001
Early VIC-20/VIC-1001 motherboards feel like they're made with more care than the later revisions. Sure, they lack RF shielding, but I find them to be really easy to follow.
Commodore VIC-1001 // this is the Japanese version of the VIC-20. We could say it's the original version of the machine, as the VIC-1001 was released before the VIC-20. The reason for this was a disgruntled engineer: Chuck Peddle was so angry that his design was not accepted by the company's boss, Jack Tramiel, that he left with his engineers, and the Commodore machine was finally designed by a Japanese team led by Yash Terakura. source: https://retro.land/napi-retro/PH3OlH/
galaxian on a japanese vic-1001