Info from the website:<p>The C64 is back, this time full-sized with a working keyboard for the dedicated retro home-computer fan.<p>Featuring three switchable modes – C64, VIC 20, and Games Carousel.<p>Connect to any modern TV via HDMI for crisp 720p HD visuals, at 60 Hz or 50 Hz.<p>An updated joystick, now featuring micro switches, companions the hardware making the included games even more fun than ever.<p>The Games Carousel has 64 pre-installed games including classics such as California Games, Paradroid and Boulder Dash, with new additions like Attack of the Mutant Camels, Hover Bovver, Iridis Alpha, and Gridrunner.<p>Topped off with the recently released shoot ’em up Galencia and text adventure Planet of Death to let you relive the glory days of true keyboard gaming!
Plus, THEC64® allows you to load and save your own files and games via USB stick (including multi-disk titles) and program in C64 or VIC 20 BASIC.
I get why the C64 Mini didn't have peripherals, but is this the same device (ARM SoC) with a keyboard pre-attached? If so, that means:<p><pre><code> * No cartridge interface
* No drive or other peripheral interface (except USB)
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I suppose I expected more effort to be put into a full-size recreation, but this is another "mini" console aimed straight at nostalgia. The joystick has microswitches this time around, at least.