I see some of the events on the program are virtual presentations, but there’s a real life hall with exhibits, and some kind of swap meet too.
Please post photos, videos, or anecdotes!
Here’s a BBC Micro / Archimedes / Econet network setup:
I see some of the events on the program are virtual presentations, but there’s a real life hall with exhibits, and some kind of swap meet too.
Please post photos, videos, or anecdotes!
Here’s a BBC Micro / Archimedes / Econet network setup:
Many photos and a couple of short videos from “Commodore Z” on the VCF discord:
Edit: and a longer video, or two:
(NOVA 445 is “A Data General NOVA-compatible computer based on the Fairchild F9445 microprocessor”)
So I learned a few things: The MacColby (most amazing, but unofficial Mac lugable – on the left, is this a portable Mac with a plasma display? Yes, it’s a WalkMac from Colby Systems), Open University Hektor II (there’s always a British micro, you’ve never heard of), RT102 (black & red, ruggedized VT102 – never seen a photo of one), VT180 Microcomputer (mind the color coded keypad)…
(Links are pointing to related images in that gallery.)