Introducing the Commodore Phoenix

The Phoenix is Commodore's flagship model. At just 17.5 inches wide and only 2 inches tall it is reminiscent of the Commodore 64 computer much beloved by fans the world over. It takes up far less room than your typical desktop computer and uses far less energy.

Plug. And play.

Includes four USB ports, one parallel port, 2 serial ports, 2 PS2 ports, 1LAN, VGA, audio/line/ Dual DVI port

Packed with power.

Its performance to size ratio will amaze you.

The power of a desktop computer in as little space as a keyboard. It is powered by a modern Intel Core 2 Duo or Quad Core processor, and features an advanced graphics chipset, high definition surround sound and fast DDR memory. Up to 2 terabytes of storage space is possible within its confines to meet all your media storage needs. It comes with your choice of either the latest version of Ubuntu or Windows7 (other OS choices are available for self-install).

Small. Simple. Beautiful.

Incredibly Compact, Simple and Beautiful.

With its sleek aluminum finish case and clean contemporary surface, it is the epitomy of elegance and style. Unassuming and so simple in its design, it's hard to believe it is a computer at all.

Media Reader

Optional 7-in-1 card reader can handle all popular formats.

Quick Launch Keys

Quick launch keys offer instant access to your web favorites, web browser and email accounts. Led indicator lights keep you informed of the status of your hard drive, LAN connection and keyboard functions.

Card Reader

Optional credit card reader will allow swiping of all mag stripe credit and access card

Removable 2.5" HDD

The Phoenix comes with a standard full size 3.5" SATA HDD.
You can also add a removable 2.5" HDD that will replace the standard HDD, or use them together for even more storage.

Stereo Speakers

Fully enclosed stereo speakers offer a full, rich sound experience and the full size keyboard with numeric input makes typing a breeze.

Available in Black or Silver

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