Commodore 128 It was launched on the market in 1985 as the big brother of the Commodore 64, also intended for professional customers and also available with a built-in floppy disk drive. In reality it was used by its buyers only to type the command "GO 64", thanks to which it became a full-fledged C64! A slightly more expensive way to have a Commodore 64 at home... A model, therefore, that did not achieve much success as it was soon supplanted by the Amiga, Atari and even Apple. Speed: 2 or 4 MHz ROM: 64 KBytes - RAM: 128 KBytes expandable to 512 KBytes 16 colors Sound: 3 channels Complete with original box (Amiga 500 box), original power supply, original and complete use and maintenance manual. The Computer turns on and worked before being put away for testing. Very first series with red Power LED light.