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{ | {{Taninfobox | ||
| | |tanname= Commodore 64-tan | ||
|image= C64 avi.gif | |||
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|cname= Commodore 64-tan | |||
|alias= C64-tan, PANchan | |||
|creator= C-Chan | |||
|debut= Aug 2006 | |||
|osper= Commodore 64 (hardware), Commodore BASIC (OS) | |||
|osdev= Commodore | |||
|reldate= Aug 1982 | |||
|lastrel= Apr 1994 | |||
|fnote= Comments on the character. | |||
}} | |||
===Description=== | ===Description=== | ||
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She is one of the few old-era OS-tans that still has market potential. The C64 Direct-to-TV, a video game system developed by Jeri Ellsworth, has sold well on QVC, whose offices are now in Commodore International's old headquarters. Ellsworth also developed the C-One, a single-board microcomputer initially created in 2002 as an enhanced Commodore 64 home computer, but has been reengineered to allow cloning of other 8-bit computers. Paralleling this, Commodore 64-tan is also an inventor (albeit in the antiquated sense) and self-proclaimed genius, and also build the android C-One-tan. | She is one of the few old-era OS-tans that still has market potential. The C64 Direct-to-TV, a video game system developed by Jeri Ellsworth, has sold well on QVC, whose offices are now in Commodore International's old headquarters. Ellsworth also developed the C-One, a single-board microcomputer initially created in 2002 as an enhanced Commodore 64 home computer, but has been reengineered to allow cloning of other 8-bit computers. Paralleling this, Commodore 64-tan is also an inventor (albeit in the antiquated sense) and self-proclaimed genius, and also build the android C-One-tan. | ||
The present-day C64-tan can best be described as both pleasant and practical when involved in day-to-day matters; but she does turn bratty, sarcastic, condescending and/or distracted when it comes to matters of gaming or technology. However, C64-tan in her prime was strict, ambitious and highly-proud of her role commanding the flagship of the Commodore armada. It is for this reason that she never liked and frequently despised her cheery and easygoing stepsister AmigaOS-tan, who she blamed unfairly for her company's demise. This animosity has long been put aside, and both are now very close and loving sisters. | The present-day C64-tan can best be described as both pleasant and practical when involved in day-to-day matters; but she does turn bratty, sarcastic, condescending and/or distracted when it comes to matters of gaming or technology. However, C64-tan in her prime was strict, ambitious and highly-proud of her role commanding the flagship of the Commodore armada. It is for this reason that she never liked and frequently despised her cheery and easygoing stepsister [[Amiga | AmigaOS-tan]], who she blamed unfairly for her company's demise. This animosity has long been put aside, and both are now very close and loving sisters. | ||
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[[Category:Commodore]] | [[Category:Commodore]] | ||
[[Category: | [[Category:Vintage]] | ||