Commodore 65 prototype sells for $7,625

Found on CNet News on Thursday, 14 February 2013
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Developed around 1991, the 3.54MHz Commodore 65 was designed to build on the C64's success and, like the Commodore 128, be generally compatible with its software.

The 8-bit C65 had improved graphics, a built-in 3.5-inch floppy drive, up to 8MB of RAM, and 128K ROM. It ran Commodore BASIC 10.0.

8MB RAM when others talked about 640kB. If only Commodore would not have messed everything up.