I think this might be a new record for CMD hardware. This “new-in-box” CMD SuperCPU 128, together with its 16 MB of RAM and the coveted MMU Adapter, went for $1,400.

And just in case you missed it, a few weeks ago this other SuperCPU 128 (same configuration, but without the original packaging) went for $860.

I have finally managed to get BlogEngine & ScrewTurn running at the same time. They were stepping on each other toes because of web.config inheritance; I finally gave them each their own web directory and everything works well now. I will now slowly migrate the old news from the Wiki front page to this blog!

Enjoy this classic SuperCPU demo by DMAgic! It features an intro with a sample loop, then a main screen with a full-screen animation and another sample loop. It requires 1 MB of SuperRAM.

Yes, this site is being re-organized, as I have decided to add a Blog module to handle the front page news. I already have BlogEngine.NET running (as you can see), but I have hit some snags trying to make it co-exist with my ScrewTurn Wiki. Of course this is all temporary and will soon be fixed!

This will make it much easier for me to post quick news and content (even using Windows Live Writer! Yay!), whereas the Wiki will feature the real stuff like scans, e-texts, files, etc.

You will be able to access the old content on the SuperCPU Wiki as soon as it's back on line! In the meantime I will post some newish content here.

Here are a couple of good articles about the SuperCPU.

• A Sneak Preview of the SuperCPU, an article from Commodore World Magazine #12 that gives an overview of the device.
• Underneath the Hood of the SuperCPU from C=Hacking issue 12.

Here are a couple of advertisements scanned from Commodore World magazine.

• Commodore World #15, 20MHz on a C64... Sure... When Pigs Fly!
• Commodore World #23, Breathing New Life Into Your Computer