Commodore SX-64 (1984) Portable Computer?! Complete in Box | Geek With Social Skills
Take a close look at the Commodore SX-64 (1984), the world’s first color portable computer, in this complete in box deep dive. This rare and iconic Commodore 64-based system has been part of my personal collection since 1998, and in this video I walk through everything from the original packaging to the hardware itself. If you are into retro computing, Commodore 64 history, vintage computers, or classic 1980s technology, this is a must see. In this video, you will see: 1. Full Commodore SX-64 unboxing and packaging overview 2. Original distributor and dealer materials 3. Hardware tour including keyboard, ports, and built in 1541 disk drive 4. Cartridge port functionality and expansion options 5. Performance upgrade using JiffyDOS by Creative Micro Designs CMD I also share some personal history with Commodore systems, including my original Commodore 64 from 1983, which is still running today. The SX-64 is one of the most iconic and collectible Commodore machines ever made and a true milestone in portable computing history. If you enjoy retro computers and vintage tech deep dives, consider subscribing for more content like this. Subscribe https://youtube.com/geekwithsocialski... Timestamps 00:00 Commodore SX-64 Complete in Box overview 00:12 Original distributor and dealer documents 01:18 Outer and inner shipping boxes 02:17 Original SX-64 packing foam 03:48 Matching serial numbers (box and unit) 04:18 Rear ports overview (controllers, video, serial, user port, power) 05:06 What’s inside this complete SX-64 box 07:05 SX-64 Executive Computer close-up 10:15 Power on and JiffyDOS upgrade demo 12:30 Disk drive directory test 12:52 Commodore Christmas demo 14:46 Cartridge port overview 15:24 Outro This video features the Commodore SX-64 portable computer, also known as the SX64, along with the Commodore 64 ecosystem, retro computing hardware, and vintage computers from the 1980s. You will also see JiffyDOS by Creative Micro Designs, the built in 1541 disk drive, cartridge port functionality, and other classic Commodore technology. If you remember using a Commodore system back in the day, drop a comment and let me know which one you had. If you enjoy retro computing content like this, consider subscribing for more. Links mentioned in this video JiffyDOS KERNAL ROM (Jim Brain - go4retro): https://store.go4retro.com/jiffydos-k... New Commodore SX-64 Keyboard Membrane Mylar: https://www.sellmyretro.com/offer/det... Commodore's Nostalgic Christmas Demo (My Story): • Commodore's Nostalgic Christmas Demo (My S... Geek With Social Skills is a retro technology and vintage computing YouTube channel focused on classic systems like Commodore, Apple II, and DOS PCs. #CommodoreSX64 #SX64 #Commodore64 #Commodore #RetroComputing #VintageComputers #PortableComputer #RetroTech #8BitComputing #1980sTechnology

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