These are the committed EXHIBITORS at the VCF Southwest 2.0.
What would you like to see from the MITA collection. We can't bring it all. Check the Our Collection page and email us with your favorite item.
- Various artifacts from the MITA collection, including:
- TI Portable Professional
- IMSAI
- Four Phase Systems IV/70 processorwith the world's first commercial microprocessor.
- Apple IIe
- The DC-1 robot from Android Amusement Corp
- CDC 9762 disk drive
- Commodore 64
- Compaq Portable
- SWTPC 6800
- TI CC-40 (and other equipment) from Curtis McCain
- Brendan Donahe with a NeXT cube and a TRS-80 or two
- TI or TRS system(s) by John Herron
- Gary Becker will be showing 3 FPGA projects: a Tandy Color Computer 3,an Apple 2e,and an Ohio Scientific
Scheduled VENDORS at the VCF Southwest 2.0:
- Various artifacts from the MITA collection
- VCF souvenir punched cardcourtesy of Mike Lowen (may not have them in time.)
- Magnetic cores
- System 3 - 96 column card
- 1 nanosecond - 30 cm wire - a la Grace Hopper
- Paper Tape section
- ARCNET NIC's (maybe - having trouble finding them)
- Token Ring NIC's
- Magnetic Tape Write Rings
- TI equipment from Curtis McCain
- Kaypro portable computer(s) from John Herron
- Boisy Pitre and Mark Marlette of Cloud-9 with hardware and software for the Tandy Color Computer (CoCo). They will be displaying a Tandy Color Computer 3 running NitrOS-9 on CompactFlash and through a virtual disk system called Drivewire.
- VCF Souvenirs
- T-Shirt
These were some of the other exhibitors at the VCF Southwest 1.0. We hope we will see many of them back again this year at the VCF 2.0:
- Goodwill Austin Computer Museum
- Datapoint equipment from Austin Roche and Gordon Peterson
- Cameron Cooper was to show his replica of the Apple 1- but was unable to come. Maybe this year ....