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The Commodore DOS firmware onboard the Commodore 1581 external floppy drive. This version has support for partitions and subdirectories.

The MOS 6502 microprocessor onboard the Commodore 1581 external drive.

This is a 3 ½-inch double sided, double density floppy disk drive for Commodore systems.

It can format disks with 800 KB capacity using a custom MFM encoding.

The 2-button Command Control joystick.

External data storage for Commodore systems. The device converts digital signals to analog sound and vice versa.

A single-button joystick.

This is the Commodore DOS version found onboard the motherboard of the Commodore 128D, and manages the internal 1571 floppy disk drive.

It operates with the MOS 6502 microprocessor.

Commodore BASIC 7.0 is the programming language supplied with the Commodore 128D. In conjunction with Commodore DOS, it provides a command line interface and serves as the operating system for the machine.

A DE9 cable.

The MOS 6502 microprocessor managed the internal 1571 floppy drive for the Commodore 128D.

This is the graphics processor for the Commodore 128D. This created the support for an 80-column text display, and a maximum resolution of 640x400.

The microprocessor has 64 KB of programmable RAM.

This is the internal 5¼-inch floppy disk drive for the Commodore 128D. It is able to read a double-sided, double-density disk without any need to flip the disk over.

Disks used in such a fashion could hold up 340 KB of data.