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NIB GEOS Commodore 64 Version 2.0 Berkeley Softworks 1995
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NIB GEOS Commodore 64 Version 2.0 Berkeley Softworks 1995
Price: US $149.95
GEOS 64 2.0 Graphic Environment Operating System for Commdore 128From Berkeley Softworks about 1995 GEOSon theCommodore 645.25" Disk drive required 3.5" disk drive handy -Ram Expansion or Hardrive very much desirable
Commodore 64/64C
Use the graphical user interface operating system for Commodore 64 to do all sorts of tasks on the C64.
You could look up the magazine reviews of GEOS.
This package was shortly before Creative Micro Design acquired GEOS from Berkeley thus the poly bag package instead of the designerly box of previous times.
Brand New - old stock Inventory in a poly bag package.Despite being unopened, sold as is with no returns allowed.
If there is anything else Commodore related you are looking for, don't hesitate to ask! We are adding items as we are able, but might be able to list something specific.
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