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Feelin' a little old school? We don't want to date you but if you know what a Commodore Plus/4 is, you either are a true geek, or... an old geek. Anyway, what a better way to relive the times than with a Plus/4 emulator for the Pocket PC! It's a great way to utilize the 1.76 MHz processor and the 64K (yes that's read kilobyte) of RAM and 32K of ROM. Now you can take the Commodore to go! If you are reading this article from a Commodore Plus/4, our apologies for making fun of you. Actually... nevermind, in the words of Nelson Muntz, "HA-HA!"
Feelin' a little old school? We don't want to date you but if you know what a 
Anyway, what a better way to relive the times than with a Plus/4 emulator for the Pocket PC! It's a great way to utilize the 1.76 MHz processor and the 64K (yes that's read kilobyte) of RAM and 32K of ROM. Now you can take the Commodore to go! If you are reading this article from a Commodore Plus/4, our apologies for making fun of you. Actually... nevermind, in the words of 
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