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= Introduction = | = Introduction = | ||
'''THEC64 Mini''' is an emulator-based games console realised by Retro Games Ltd. which takes the form of a non-functional half-scale Commodore 64 keyboard with two USB and one HDMI attachments. The HDMI attachment can be used for connecting the machine to a screen, while the two USB ones are used to connect one or two THEC64 joysticks, which enable the user to use the included software (a game, the BASIC command prompt or the credits). | '''THEC64 Mini''' is an emulator-based games console realised by Retro Games Ltd. which takes the form of a non-functional half-scale Commodore 64 keyboard with two USB and one HDMI attachments. The HDMI attachment can be used for connecting the machine to a screen, while the two USB ones are used to connect one or two THEC64 joysticks, which enable the user to use the included software (a game, the BASIC command prompt or the credits). | ||
