MTU produced also a number of products for the Commodore PET.
The K-1008 Visible Memory, original for the KIM-1, was also adapted to be used on the Commodore PET.
Same specifications, 320×200 bit mapped graphics, with a PET interface.
K-1008-6 Visible Memory board for the PET
Disk 1 of MTU K-1008-6 software.
Disk 2 of MTU K-1008-6 software.
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