How Commodore Invented the Mass Market Computer

Jack Tramiel, a Holocaust survivor and Polish immigrant, founded Commodore and later revived Atari, revolutionizing the home computer industry. His relentless focus on vertical integration and cost-cutting made computers affordable for millions of families. Tramiel's ruthless business approach and "Religion" philosophy drove Commodore's success, including the popular PET, VIC-20, and Commodore 64 models. His impact on the tech industry was significant, inspiring a generation of future tech leaders and shaping the digital landscape we know today.