Commodore 64
The 64 is in use at the computer fair Karl visits.
This based-on-a-true-story German film tells the story of young hacker Karl Koch who, at the height of 1980s Cold War, breaks into computer around the world and passes sensitive information to the KGB.
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• Commodore 64 • Ericsson Portable PC • Commodore 64C • Commodore SX64 • Atari ST • IBM AS/400 B-Series
The 64 is in use at the computer fair Karl visits.
The pair use the portable PC to hack from hotel rooms and phone boxes once they suspect their apartment is no longer safe.
This machine was not fitted with batteries, so its use in the phone box is suspect.
The 64C is in use at the computer fair Karl visits.
I'm not sure, but I think that the visit to the fare happens before the release of the 64C.
Karl uses his Commodore for almost all of his hacking exploits, indeed it appears to be his pride and joy.
David uses his ST for hacking, but they seems to prefer the Commodore.
When their other computers prove to be inadequate the guys buy a second-hand "PDP-11", in fact an AS/400, to help them crack passwords, but are unable to use it because of a lack of three-phase power and air conditioning.
Well it's not a PDP-11, but even given that the AS/400 would have been more or less new when this film was set and buying one second hand would not have been feasible.
