- The
Commodore 1530 (C2N)
Datasette,
later also Dat****ette (a
portmanteau of data and c****ette), is Commodore's
dedicated magnetic-tape data
storage device...
- switching, and for
controlling three of the four
signal lines of the
Datasette tape
recorder (the
electric motor control, key-press
sensing and write...
-
device for load and save
operations is
changed to the
floppy drive. The
Datasette (c****ette) port and RF port were
omitted from the SX-64.
Because it has...
-
accessed through the
hardware adapter. A64 does not
support the
Commodore Datasette. "A64".
Amiga Format. No. 91.
December 1996. pp. 24–25.
Retrieved March...
- at a time when
floppy disk
drives were very expensive. The
Commodore Datasette was a
dedicated data
version using the same media.
Manufacturers often...
- c****ette tape
readers such as the
Atari Program Recorder and the
Commodore Datasette for software, CDs and
MiniDiscs replacing c****ette
tapes for audio, and...
-
storage slot. Also,
unlike most
other C64s, the SX-64 does not have a
datasette connector so an
external c****ette was not an option. Two
designers at...
- peripherals. The VIC-20's
BASIC is
compatible with the PET's, and the
Datasette format is the same.
Before the computer's release, a
Commodore executive...
-
tangible features the C16
lacks are a
modem port and VIC-20/C64-compatible
Datasette and game ports.
Commodore sold a C16-family-specific Dat****ette (the Commodore...
- 15,000
bytes per second, and the 300-baud data rate of the
Commodore Datasette storage system.
About 20
minutes are
needed to copy one disk—10 minutes...
