rich1.0Ava (npub1f6…azcka)https://yabu.me/npub1f6ugxyxkknket3kkdgu4k0fu74vmshawermkj8d06sz6jts9t4kslazckanjumphttps://yabu.meI hear you. Considering their tagline is Retro Futurism, it may be in the cards. I'm looking forward to seeing where they take the brand from here. However, if you want a browser, stay away from the C64 Ultimate. Get the C64X instead. The Ultimate doesn't run Commodore OS Vision, and intentionally omits a web browser. It's built around the internet we used to have—things like BBSes, where people don't go viral. Worth noting: Leo Nigro, creator of Commodore OS Vision and the original C64X, is now part of the new Commodore team. The C64X you can buy today comes from a 2022 relaunch led by Sean Donohue. Same umbrella, very different products. And like Nostr, sometimes fewer people means higher-quality interactions. Judging by the traction this post is getting, and the mentality of the average Nostr user, I don't think Commodore's niche is as narrow as you'd expect. As of a couple weeks ago, Commodore reported having manufactured over 30,000 new Commodore 64 Ultimates, with revenue putting them in the top 0.01% of startups. Source: https://commodore.net/where-does-commodore-go-from-here/