• a Brief BBS History - A Brief history of the Computer Bulletin Board Systems (BBS) starting with a few pre BBS examples and into the golden era of BBS systems.
• About the CBBS - An old article about the birth and early days of the first 'Computer Bulletin Board System' (CBBS).
• Commodore's 8-bit Computer Family - An overview of Commodore's 8-bit computer line starting wwith the semi-Commodore KIM-1 to the latest Commodore DTV.
• History of Commodore - A chronological history of the doings of Commodore Business Machines from before its beginnings in the 1950s to its demise in 1994 and it's slow rebirth since then.
• Vintage Computer Festival 5.0 - An annual event for computer afficianados and collectors, the Vintage Computer Festival 5.0 was held in October of 2000.
• Vintage Computer Festival 6.0 - Celebration of classic computing by collectors and computing buffs. Held in October of 2003
• Vintage Computer Festival 8.0 - Writeup and pictures of the 8th Vintage Computer Festival - Nov 2005 in California.
• Vintage Computer Festival 9.0 - Writeup and pictures of the 9th Vintage Computer Festival - Nov 2006 in California.

If you are interested in More Commodore/Microcomputer history hare are some places I had used to help me compile these lists:

• http://www.islandnet.com/~kpolsson/timeline.htm Chronology of Events in the History of Microcomputers (& Other Timelines including Amiga and Commodore 64 Specifically)
• http://www.thocp.net/companies/commodore/commodore_company.htm Some sort of Corporate Histories Page.
• http://www.floodgap.com/retrobits/ckb/ Commodore Knowledge Base
• http://groups.google.com/ Searchable archive of Usenet newsgroup messages dating back to 1982, (press releases, etc!)
• news:alt.folklore.computers This newsgroup usually talks about older non-micro computers, but still great to read
• Computer History Museum - Located in Mountain View California (Silicon Valley), the Computer History Museum houses the United States Largest Computer Museum. Many significant computers and and devices are showcased at the museum. (See some of my VCF photos to get an idea of what there is to see at the computer museum).