retro-bit The C64 Mini

1982 - with the C64 a new home computer conquers the desks. No more simple beeping, no more monochrome images, but 64KB RAM, color graphics and a sound synthesizer. 35 years later comes The C64 Mini, the retro machine at all. The officially licensed replica of the popular C64, measures just half the size of the original and comes with 64 pre-installed games like California Games, Paradroid, Nebulus, Impossible Mission and Uridium.

The C64 Mini features a high-definition HDMI output and a joystick in classic design. Play in PAL and NTSC mode (50 & 60 Hz) with 4:3 ratio, full width and pixel filter for better graphics (higher image sharpness, CRT, Scanlines emulation). There is also a memory function and two USB ports. When a USB keyboard is connected, The C64 Mini can be used as a home computer. Optionally, a second joystick can be used for multiplayer games or firmware updates can be performed via USB storage medium.