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Commodore: A Company on the Edge Brian Bagnall
Publisher: Variant Press

This is in Brand New - Never read condition (I read the e-book!). Aug 2, 2012 - On the Edge: Spectacular rise and fall of C=USA. Mar 15, 2012 - In 1982, the Commodore 64 computer was released and proved not only to be a business-friendly appliance, but also a quite capable gaming machine. From Brain Bagnall: Just a heads up that the eBook price for "Commodore: a Company on the Edge" will be changing in about two weeks. There is however a slight scratch mark to the dust cover - pictured. Nor is it affiliated with the original company that originally produced the legendary Commodore 64 and Amiga® computers in any way, shape or form. May 16, 2012 - It's so old that it was originally made by MOS Technologies in 1976 -- Commodore bought the company and kept making the KIM-1 until 1981. Nov 30, 2010 - Brian Bagnall's new book, Commodore: a Company on the Edge, is available. Feb 24, 2009 - Hey Pete, next time you want a book to read, I reckon you'd love Brian Bagnall's history of Commodore. This first book ends in 1984 when Jack Tramiel leaves the company, and the next book will focus on the Amiga years and CBM's demise. Nov 7, 2012 - Hi folks, I'm selling the Hard Back Book - "Commodore - a company on the edge". No Commodore but real USA While this is a perfectly legal and common practice, the company founded by Barry Altman is not the original Commodore Business Machines (later known as Commodore International Limited), as founded by Jack Tramiel. Ship gunfire dies when it hits the edge of the screen. Apr 11, 2011 - Commodore remained in business until the 1990s with the popular though niche Amiga, eventually folding for good. He is also a frequent contributor to Old-Computers. May 11, 2011 - Brian Bagnall is the author of numerous computer titles, including Core LEGO Mindstorms, On the Edge, and Maximum LEGO NXT. Now it seems that the Commodore 64 is rising from the dead.