Commodore has returned, but rather than video games, the famous manufacturer has released a 5.5in Android smartphone.
Named after the legendary Commodore PET, the company's latest smartphone evokes feelings of nostalgia thanks to its light "biscuit-beige” exterior.
Inside, the Commodore PET packs in everything you'd want from a modern Android smartphone. Featuring a 1.7GHz octa-core processor and a 3,000mAh battery, the PET also includes a 13-megapixel camera – complete with a shutter button for quick snaps.
As you'd expect, Commodore have also added a raft of emulation software to Android Lollipop, so you'll be able to play some gaming classics.
Available in France, Italy, Poland and Germany in a few weeks' time, the handset will cost around US$300 for a 16GB model – but that includes a 32GB microSD card. For those that want more storage, Commodore also produce a 32GB version that should cost around US$360.
This article originally appeared at alphr.com
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