Vintage Computer Festival 2000 |
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The most widely known events of the last few years in the Commodore world have been the Vintage Computer Festival in Silicon Valley, the Lansing (MI) Expo and the Chicago Expo. The Festival on September 30 and October 1 featured exhibits, demos, products for sale and nerd heaven with early computers large and small on display. Robert Bernardo, who has attended and reported on all of these events, was there and captured the action and the faces on film. Purchase videos of Commodore Shows More Commodore Links
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Ed Hart, VP of Commodore Hayward Users Group | Fresno Commodore User Group table | Larry Anderson, SYSOP of Silicon Realms BBS and wife Diane Hare |
Jay of the 4Jays Store in Antioch | Cameron Kaiser, creator of Hyperlink 2.5 and his award-winning Tomy Tutor exhibit. He also won a special award for the best simulation of a computer (the Commodore emulating Tomy) | Award-winning Atari booth |
John Elko of the Classic 64 Preservation Society, Red Bluff CA | Amiga Lorraine prototype (note wooden keyboard frame) | Watching the video of Jeri Ellsworth and her 24-bit video board for the C64 |
Robert Bernardo is a middle school teacher in Corcoran CA, and president of the Fresno Commodore User Group. Robert has traveled to many U.S. locations as well as to England, Canada, Germany, the Netherlands, and the Czech Republic; and has written extensively on his contacts with the Commodore people he met on his travels. His articles are archived in the Articles Index at the Commodore Information Center. This page is sponsored by the Fresno Commodore User Group |
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Updated September 22, 2018