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The Cactus at VCF East XIV
From left to right: OSI Challenger 4P Toshiba Libretto 70CT Cactus ADM-3A terminal (loaned by TangentDelta) November ‘77 of Byte Magazine featuring the Kompuutar Mini OSI-300 kit CGRS Microtech 6502 front panel (loaned by Bill Degnan) OSI-300 (loaned by Bill Sudbrink).
Not pictured, but absolutely vital to the success of this year’s exhibit, @aperture-in-the-multiverse
Cactus!
Joe Decuir
The legend behind the Atari 2600, Atari 400 & 800 computer lines, and even the Amiga.
Yeah.
That Joe Decuir.
The wizard is here to fix your computer.
Glitchworks 8085 SBC
With glitchbus parallel interface and compact flash card interface. Both addons released exclusively at VCF East XIV
VCF East XIV
I will be exhibiting at Vintage Computer Festival East in Wall, NJ this weekend. Exhibits are open on Saturday & Sunday, May 4th & 5th, following the keynote speeches. Once again, I have elected to exhibit the Cactus, but I’ve expanded the exhibit to include other 6502 machines with front panels. Fortunately, @aperture-in-the-multiverse will be assisting me in this task. For the first time ever, I will be involved in a presentation at VCF East. I will be speaking as part of a panel on the subject of homebrew computers, which will take place on Friday, May 3rd.
I hope to see you there!
