An artist's impression of the journey to ECCC.
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The schedule of speakers. Well-prepared slides were the order of the day.
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Schema made a big hit with some Commodore 64 hardware demos, including
this wireless network adapter.
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A closeup of the wireless setup.
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He also showed this motion controller glove...
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...and even used it as an input device for GEOS (later, during his demo).
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A prototype of Jim Brain's VIC Switch replacement.
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Newly-minted Style member DemongerX archiving disks and teaching
people to use the ZoomFloppy.
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Six/Style works on a group logo.
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Six is joined by fellow Stylers Elwix and The WIZ (show organizer
Jason Compton in blue shirt).
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Dr Frankencelery is in...
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...but I do not want to know what the drill is for.
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Macbeth/PSW with his PET game, Minimae (a.k.a. "PETima").
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"Buy me", screamed this 1541... but no one seemed interested. We are
told that Sloopy ended up taking it home on a mercy date.
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This remarkable PCjr has a hard drive and an Ethernet connection.
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FireflyST's beautiful PDP machine, connected to a DECnet.
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FireflyST also brought an IBM 5155. Nice screen!
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An HP 1000. It's believed to have a bad serial port, but is otherwise
in working order, and it looks great!
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VCFMW organizer Silent700 brought this Russian machine.
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A rare Apple I, signed by The Woz.
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Mike Lee brought in an IMSAI.
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IMSAI inside!
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Only a single puff of smoke still wafts through the air after the IMSAI's
power-on results in a cloud of noxious effluvia.
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It wasn't hard for Mike and Bill Degnan to spot this damage when the
boards were removed.
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The obligatory after-party picture. Background: The WIZ; foreground:
Hellion, Six, Dragos.
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Some sort of testing station for dangerous industrial chemical compounds.
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