VECTRA

USA | Founded 1983 | Discontinued 1992

The Vectra line was a highly successful series of personal computers produced by Commodore by the early 1980s. Designed to compete in the business market, Vectras were notable for their high-resolution monochrome and color monitors, often featuring a built-in screen that integrated the computer and display into a single unit. They were powered by various processors, including the MOS 6502 and later the Intel 8088, making them versatile tools for word processing and data management. While Commodore is often remembered for the Commodore 64, the Vectra series represented their serious attempt to capture the professional desktop market. These machines are now cherished by retro computing enthusiasts for their distinct aesthetic and their role in the evolution of the integrated desktop form factor during the early PC era.

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