File:Commodore Founder Jack Tramiel and VIC20 Product Manager Michael Tomczyk celebrated the first million units in 1982 which jump-started the home computer revolution.jpg
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English: Michael Tomczyk is known as the "marketing father of the home computer" for his role in guiding the development and launch of the first full featured home computer, the Commodore VIC-20. Michael was VIC-20 Product Manager and at one point Jack Tramiel gave him the title "VIC Czar." Michael is also a pioneer in biosciences, nanotechnology and financial technologies (Fintech) |
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