
About Commodore ® - Commodore
Commodore International Corporation is the official owner of all 47 surviving Commodore trademarks and other Intellectual Property. In 1958, Jack Tramiel founded our brand and developed a singular …
Commodore - The Future We Were Promised™
Learn to code in BASIC, create your own games, or join the legendary Commodore demo scene. Compose chiptunes with the legendary SID chip. Works with Music Maker and original peripherals. …
Commodore (United States) - Wikipedia
An American commodore in the early period, like an English commodore or a French chef d'escadre, was an officer (generally, but not exclusively, a captain) assigned temporary command of more than …
Commodore International - Wikipedia
Commodore International Corporation (CI), also known as Commodore International Limited, was a home computer and electronics manufacturer with its head office in The Bahamas and its executive …
Commodore Industries-We develop a new generation of pioneers
Born from the collaboration between Commodore Industries and bitobit, this legendary shooter shines once again as both a tribute to videogame history and an invitation to discover, or rediscover, a …
Shop - Commodore - Explore our assortment.
Experience Total Excellence: In every Commodore product, find the seamless fusion of innovation, performance, and reliability. From cutting-edge technology to timeless design, we’ve curated a range …
COMMODORE Definition & Meaning - Merriam-Webster
Jul 1, 2026 · The meaning of COMMODORE is a captain in the navy in command of a squadron.
Official Commodore® - YouTube
The only official YouTube account of the only original Commodore® (est. 1958), powered by all 47 original trademarks. Imposters may copy, but they can’t compute.
Commodore - C64-Wiki
May 9, 2026 · Commodore was an American computer company (1955–1994) founded in West Chester, Pennsylvania by businessman Jack Tramiel. Tramiel—famous for his combative business style, his …
Commodore Computers: History, Prototypes, and More
Explore the rich history of Commodore computers, including the VIC20, PET, C64, and more, along with prototypes and manuals.