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Hardware Shop
Welcome to the Commodore16.com sale
All
items are produced by the Commodore16.com team.
The shop
is based around Paypal, which is a very secure method of payment. Its now
free and quick to set up a account with them. Takes about 5 minutes, no
waiting to get verified as it used to be. But if you don't want to pay via
Paypal, you can always send a cheque/postal order (email for details on
cheques/postal orders).
Postage and Packaging is included worldwide (No hidden extra's), delivery will
be within 10 days.
Below is a price comparison between the different online shops that offer
Commodore hardware. The prices are worked out including postage, subject
to change if site alter prices.
Our Shop
Upgrade your
C16/C116 to 64k of ram. |
Do you need a
spare cable for your disk drive? Look no further. |
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Lets you plug
your C16/Plus 4 into a SCART TV or monitor, Get a clearer picture on your
favourite 20 year old system!! |
Finding it
difficult getting hold of a C16/Plus joystick or want to use the standard
Atari Joystick then this is for you |
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Connect your 1531 cassette drive to your PC
and transfer tape images. |
This cable
allows to connect Commodore drive (1541, 1571, 1581) to PC parallel port.
You may transfer files from PC to real diskettes. It is possible to transfer
whole disk images (*.d64), tape images (*.t64) or single files. It is
possible to transfer from real disks to PC (for emulator or archiving
purpose). Included Star Commander - program looks like good, old Norton
Commander. Cable works with any LPT type (SPP, EPP, ECP). Cable may work in
many modes - Normal, Turbo, Warp etc. Quick Guide included. |
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Same as the XE but compatible with more
modern printer ports. |
Same as the XE, but its compatible with
modern Windows such as 2000 & XP |
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The original disk transfer cable |
Null modem for the Plus 4.
Allows transfer and connection to PC's, other RS232 compatible computers and
between other Plus 4's |
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The XE1541 extended cable is © by Nicolas Welte
and Wolfgang Moser, 1997.
The XM1541 multitask cable is © by Michael Klein and Nicolas Welte, 2000.
The XA1541 multitask cable is © by Michael Klein and Nicolas Welte, 2000.
The X1531 cable is © by Markus Brenner, 2001.
Game of the moment
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