MP3@64 does what the title suggests - it lets you play MP3s on a Commodore 64.
Hardcore Commodore 64 fans will want to check out the MP3@64, a module that enables a Commodore 64 to play MP3 music files in high quality.
The MP3@64 uses a DSP (Digital Signal Processor) for MP3 decoding and a separate D/A converter in 20-bit resolution for high quality sound output. The output can either be taken from two RCA connectors or from a 4-pin audio connector.
The MP3@64 requires a Commodore 64, and a MMC64 card reader. The MMC64 allows you to use the Multimedia and SecureDigital cards known from the PDA market on your Commodore 64.
Aah the memories.
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