Was it Jack Tramiel's Commodore? -- Radio edition

[@datassetteuser356]

Great job digging into this, as always! You are a treasure and your work is very much appreciated! Thanks!

[@commodorehistory]

Much appreciated!

[@tenminutetokyo2643]

That collection is epic.

[@stupossibleify]

Definitely easier to watch here on the living room TV than on Twitter. Excellent historical detective work, love the early Tramiel stuff

[@treestandsafety3996]

We'll get video casting soon on the Twits..so i hear..

[@gklinger]

Thank you for another interesting video!

[@commodorehistory]

Thanks for watching, Golan!

[@RacerX-]

Thanks for the history and the great research. Keep up the good work.

[@commodorehistory]

Thanks for watching, and for the kind feedback. It means a lot!

[@CB3ROB-CyberBunker]

the office furniture definately was.

[@StarsManny]

What on earth is an ADDING MACHINE RADIO? lol

[@commodorehistory]

Hahah, I guess I should have explained a bit more. It’s a tiny AM radio made to look exactly like the Commodore 202 adding machine. It even has an actual spool of paper on it. None of the adding machine buttons function, though. It’s just a radio.

[@NuntiusLegis]

@@commodorehistory And I wondered why being able to listen to the radio while calculating didn't take off.