Commodore CBM 3032
The Commodore CBM 3032 had 32 KB of RAM and 14 KB of ROM with BASIC 2.0 and the KERNAL. Its display was a 9″ monochrome CRT, showing 40×25 characters using PETSCII graphics. With a keyboard layout containing 73 keys, With a optional numeric keypad. As a option for storage, It would come with a data cassette, And a optional floppy drive could also be bought from stores selling commodore 3032's.
It had an IEEE-488 port for drives and printers, a user port for modems or other devices, and a cassette port. The system was powered by an internal linear supply and cooled passively.
The CPU was a 6502 running around 1 MHz with an 8-bit data bus and a 16-bit address bus. Text appeared in 40×25 monochrome characters. The Machine would also have suppored printers through a IEEE-488 Port on it, And a general purpose I/O Port, Which would allow the machine to connect to a modem for internet access, Normally at about 600 - 1200 Baud were used with the machine.
As of the current year 2025, The Commodore 3032 has still remained expensive to buy if working, With broken ones being repairable for cheaper, Which is normally more common. Prices generally range from £400 to £1,500, with early or demonstration models sometimes approaching £2,000. Details
| Developer | Chuck Peddle |
|---|---|
| Type | Home Entertainment And Office/Desktop Use. |
| Discontinued | 1981 |
| CPU | MOS Technology 6502 With 1 Mhz. |
| Memory | 32 KB RAM |
| Storage | Would come with a seperate cassette tape, Normally 600 - 1200 Baud, Optional 5¼-inch floppy drive later on. |
| Display | 40 × 25 Green green phosphor monochrome PETSCII, Allowing A Maximum of 1000 Characters on screen. |
| Sound | None. |
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