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    The relaunch of the Commodore 64 means a subscription Web portal and a new logo, as the company responsible for its licensing moves to protect the brand.

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    With lowering LCD prices, and the gap between notebook processors and desktop ones getting ever slimmer, conventional wisdom says that the humble desktop PC is headed for the same place as 5 1/4in floppies and people who actually liked Myst.

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