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Previous Dates in Munich Germany:
- Next 30.April/01. Mai 2005
- 2004 May Sat & Sun 1 & 2 ( I was only there on
Sun 2nd)
- 2003 May 3 & 4
- 2002 Apr 27 & 28
- 2001 Apr. 28 & 29
- 2000 Apr. 29 & 30
2004
It's a 486 cpu inside, so pretty old, quite whether it
meets the vintage 10+ year rule I didn't have time to find
out. But it was a BSD implementation, & I traditionally
run a BSD stand there, & the "new & better software
in old hardware" theme was interesting, & made a change
from the Symmetric & PC532
2004, All My Pictures: 26 Megs worth, have been
copied to gaby.de, & will be used by them &/or maybe
Hans to help contribute to an official collection they will
compile & release later .. so Ive taken my 26M off
line.
These are just my raw pictures, uploaded the day after, I
took them in a rush, abandoning my exhibition stand to do
them, & I fumbled some camera settings toward thje end,
mis-framed, got a few pictures between 2 stands etc.
To make the clickable icon page, I ran a tool called cthumb,
one of 10000 (@ 2004.04) ported packages available on FreeBSD.
I've not bothered to label the photos, as the whole lot
will be deleted when { "Helmut Jungkunz"
jungkunz@z80._ERASE_.de &/or Gaby etc merge with other
people's to make a cohesive indexed whole.
2000, 2001, 2002, 2003 I exhibited these
Symmetric 375 & PC532
Commentary to 2000
Perhaps the most interesting part was after the official
fest had finished: helping a VAX 750 down a flight of stairs, a
valve computer return to someone's front room, &
discovering a cellar full of room size computers, Univacs or
Honeywells or some such, with scatterings of PDP-11s &
paper punches & disc packs etc.
Promotion
Friends & technical associates from within other groups
such as BIM , MECC, GEA, Faraday, SAGE etc,
are particularly encouraged to come along too, not just to see
the old equipment, but also to attend some of the talks, which
have been highly interesting, previously including the First
Microprocessor (no not an Intel, that was just first chip set
for commercial use; first microprocessor was for the F1-11
swing wing fighter!) & first Commodore Virus development
& others.
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