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40 years ago, Commodore released the Commodore 64 home computer, which set sales records, shook the American video game industry to its core, and introduced programming to a generation of kids around the world. Here’s why it was special.

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The First PC to Sell Millions: Commodore VIC-20 Turns 40 Evan Amos In 1981, Commodore released the VIC-20, a low-cost mass-market home computer that served up great video games and taught a generation of kids how to program. It sold millions of units and inspired a generation of programmers. Here’s what made it special. The Wonder Computer of the 1980s As the price of computer components dropped rapidly in the late 1970s, it became inevitable that some company would introduce a popular, low-c...