It had "plenty" of memory - as in 64k RAM - and Sprite graphics and you could even buy a floppy disk reader - If you were rich. I had a cassette recorder that stored the programs on a tape like the one we played music with.
And I went crazy and I bought me a plugin cartridge with Donkey Kong but my favourite was Jumpman Junior on that cassette tape.
Yes I even had a word processor on that tape.
Watch the specs of that Supercomputer here:
Commodore sold more computers than Apple and IBM combined! You could program it with Basic (or get another language) or directly in Machine code. Notice how the approach to the computer is way more technical than today.
Most people today are told that iSomethings give you white teeth and makes you successful.
So Old Geezers; give us your favourite Computer from the good old days.