Less than a month 'til VCF East 8.0! (fwd)

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Less than a month 'til VCF East 8.0! (fwd)

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The two sessions with CBM engineer Bil Herd are on Saturday at the show! (And I'm curious about Dan Roganti's Sunday workshop on building a vector graphics kit box that lets your vintage computer display vector graphics on a vector monitor or oscilloscope. Especially if it works for a Commodore...)

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---------------- Original message ---------------
From: Evan Koblentz
Date: Apr 11, 12:06 pm

Hi all,

Just a reminder that the Vintage Computer Festival East 8.0 will be held May 5-6 at the InfoAge Science Center, 2201 Marconi Rd., in Wall, New Jersey.

Full details of the lectures, workshops, exhibits, and more are posted at http://www.vintage.org/2012/east/ and http://www.facebook.com/vcfeast8
or you can email me directly at evan[at]snarc.net.

- Evan Koblentz / VCF East producer
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VCF East 8.0 this Saturday and Sunday!

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On Thu, April 12, 2012 9:12 pm, I wrote:

> The two sessions with CBM engineer Bil Herd are on Saturday at the show!

The Vintage Computer Festival East will be at the InfoAge Science Center, 2201 Marconi Rd., in Wall, New Jersey. All the details of the lectures, workshops, exhibits, and more are posted at http://www.vintage.org/2012/east/ and http://www.facebook.com/vcfeast8

See Bil Herd's video invitation at

http://c128.com/vcf

and more information at

http://c128.com/cbm-8-bit-repair-vcf-wo ... sneak-peek
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Re: Less than a month 'til VCF East 8.0! (fwd)

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Hi! I'm new to this forum so if my question is a bit inane, I apologize for my ignorance. I guess it is quite evident that I missed
your- Vintage Computer Festival East 8.0 will be held May 5-6. It sounded very interesting an I'm sorry I missed it however, when is the next one scheduled and do you ever have any scheduled for the west coast?
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Re: Less than a month 'til VCF East 8.0! (fwd)

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smark321 wrote:...when is the next one scheduled...
The next VCF Midwest is Saturday, Sept. 22, in Lombard (Chicago area), Illinois. Go to http://vcfmw.org/

The VCF Southeast is Saturday, Feb. 9, 2013 in Roswell, Georgia. See the discussion at http://jledger.proboards.com/index.cgi? ... hread=3423

The VCF East for 2013 has not been set yet.
...and do you ever have any scheduled for the west coast?
The last VCF (the original one on the West Coast) was 5 years ago. Another one is not planned.

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Re: Less than a month 'til VCF East 8.0! (fwd)

Post by albertstien3329 »

I have some ideas for new hardware (that is around and available) that are somewhat backwards compatible to the Commodore line but there is a limited quantity of machines left and I'm keeping it secret so that people don't just take them because they want a computer.

If you are proven at writing compilers, operating systems or Commodore 64 Emulators then I would like to see a future but if you feel that the old technology can't compete then I understand.

I would like to be involved somehow but only if there is going to be a future for these machines.

Does anybody know if the patents to the Commodore 64 have run out?
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