The PET Family Tree – A Retro Computing Masterpiece (1982)
Check out this incredible diagram from TORPET Magazine (1982) by the legendary Jim Butterfield! It maps out the entire “family tree” of Commodore’s PET computers.
From the original 2001 PET (1976) with its tiny keyboard and built-in cassette, through the upgraded 2001/3000 series, the business-oriented 4000/8000 lines, the colorful Commodore 64, the VIC-20, and even the mysterious “P,” “B,” and “BX” series—it’s all here.
You can even see connections to Apple, Atari, KIM-1, SYM, and other contemporaries, all powered by the mighty MOS 6502 processor.
Credit: TORPET Magazine (1982) • Diagram by Jim Butterfield
Who else grew up with a PET, VIC, or C64?
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