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content/museum/commodore-max-machine-ultimax-vc-10.md

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   - title: MAX
     subtitle: ''
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   - title: The secret weapons of Commodore
     url: http://www.floodgap.com/retrobits/ckb/secret/ultimax.html
     text: Comprehensive website detailing the Commodore MAX.
-  comments:
-  - author: ThunderBlade (Germany)
-    date: Friday 8th October 2021
-    text: The statement that the MAX Machine can not do multi color is incorrect. I own a MAX Machine so I tried MAX BASIC and set bit 4 in $D016 to switch on multi color mode. It behaves exactly like on a C64, multi color mode goes on.
-  - author: WEMEDIA (Italy)
-    date: Saturday 6th May 2017
-    text: |-
-      Ira Velinsky designed MAX Machine, C116 and CBM-II line.\
-      Then he moved to Atari where he made Portfolio and Stacy case.\
-      I play Avenger for the MAX: best Space Invaders conversion ever, better than C64 version
-  - author: RetroRoby (Luxemburg)
-    date: Thursday 28th July 2011
-    text: |-
-      I''m searching also a Commodore Max not to expensif. But i don''t know where i can search for.\
-      Can you help me please?
-
-      Thank you and best regard RetroRoby
-  - author: R.T.Dickinson (London)
-    date: Sunday 28th August 2005
-    text: I've just added a Japanese version of the Max to my Commodore computer collection. The P.S. is 110v and the display is NTSC. All the instructions are in Japanese. The unit came with all its original packaging and is in pristine condition and full working order. 4 games cartridges and a commodore basic cartridge was also included in the sale.
   oc_id: 40
   source:
     url: https://web.archive.org/web/20230417024942/http://www.old-computers.com/museum/computer.asp?c=40