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+<p><img height="117" src="/media/magazine/articles/2/logo.gif" width="236"/></p> <div><big><big><strong>&gt;&gt; EXPO 99 IN BORDEAUX</strong></big></big></div> <p><strong>This expo was my first one in summer 99<br/> at the AEC Technologic Gallery<br/> Cité Mondiale - Parvis des Chartrons<br/> in Bordeaux - France</strong></p> <p>Click on the pictures &gt;&gt;</p> <p><img alt="Many computers" height="273" src="/media/magazine/articles/2/s_image1.jpg" width="70"/>     <img alt="Consoles, Hanimex pong and Atari jacket" height="273" src="/media/magazine/articles/2/s_image2.jpg" width="70"/>     <img alt="Hanimex TVG-8610 pong" height="273" src="/media/magazine/articles/2/s_image3.jpg" width="70"/>     <img alt="TI-99 4/A, C64, Aquarius et VG-5000" height="273" src="/media/magazine/articles/2/s_image4.jpg" width="70"/>     <img alt="Il y a l'Alice en bas..." height="273" src="/media/magazine/articles/2/s_image5.jpg" width="70"/></p> <blockquote> <p>Now it's over (of course) but it was cool ! There were some computers and consoles (about 40) from my personnal collection. Each machine was described on a little card and some of them were free to use, such as the the Hanimex TVG-8610 which was used for pong tornaments !</p>  </blockquote>

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+<table> <tr> <td><div></div> <p> First Philadelphia Computer Music Festival </p> <p> <img src="/media/magazine/articles/19/compmusicfestival.jpg"/> </p>  <p> .The complete audio and liner notes from the rare 1979 album <b>First Philadelphia Computer Music Festival</b> is now available at <a href="http://www.VintageComputerMusic.com">VintageComputerMusic.com</a><br/> <br/> The site includes MP3s of every track, which can be downloaded or played online.<br/> <br/> The First Philadelphia Computer Music Festival was held August 25, 1978. The next year, Creative Computing magazine released the LP record of highlights from the event. The album includes songs performed by an RCA Cosmac VIP, Solid State Music System, Ambilog 200, and other vintage computers. The last track is a 1963 synthesized computer speech demonstration from Bell Laboratories.<br/> <br/> The album has been made available online with the permission of the copyright holder. The site is the work of Kevin Savetz, who also maintains the <a href="http://www.AtariMagazines.com">Classic Computer Magazine</a> Archive which delivers full text from Creative Computing, Compute!, and other classic computer magazines; <a href="http://www.AtariArchives.org">Atari Archives</a> with the full text of 30+ vintage computer books; and <a href="http://www.FlightSimBooks.com/">FlightSimBooks</a>, with the full text of 13 classic books on flight simulation.<br/> </p> </td> </tr> </table>

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+<table> <tr> <td><p><img height="239" src="/media/magazine/vm2001/vm2001.gif" width="180"/>VIEUMIKRO 2001</p> <p>Vieumikro is THE french meeting for old computers and videogames collectors and enthusiasts. Now once a year, it takes place in a little village near Toulouse, called Bon-Repos-sur-Ausonelle, and is organised by the <a href="htpp://www.silicium.org/">Silicium</a> association. </p> <p>This year event was once again a success with more visitors and more systems exposed !</p> <p>_________</p> <p>If you want to see more pictures :<br/> <a href="http://perso.club-internet.fr/nicogil/index.html">http://perso.club-internet.fr/nicogil/index.html</a><br/> <a href="http://pocket.free.fr/html/vm2001/vm2001_e.html">http://pocket.free.fr/html/vm2001/vm2001_e.html</a><a href="http://8bits.scriba.net/vm2001/%20"><br/> http://8bits.scriba.net/vm2001/ </a></p>  <p><img height="188" src="/media/magazine/vm2001/vm2001_1.jpg" width="250"/><br/> Overview 1</p> <p><img height="267" src="/media/magazine/vm2001/vm2001_2.jpg" width="200"/><br/> Overview 2</p> <p><img height="188" src="/media/magazine/vm2001/vm2001_3.jpg" width="250"/><br/> Overview 3</p> <p><img height="188" src="/media/magazine/vm2001/amstrad_demos.jpg" width="250"/><br/> Amstrad coders corner with impressive demos</p> <p><img height="188" src="/media/magazine/vm2001/bigscreen_saturn.jpg" width="250"/><br/> Playing Sega Saturn on the big screen</p> <p><img height="252" src="/media/magazine/vm2001/msx_1.jpg" width="200"/><br/> MSX collection - part 1</p> <p><img height="188" src="/media/magazine/vm2001/msx_2.jpg" width="250"/><br/> MSX collection - part 2</p> <p><img height="188" src="/media/magazine/vm2001/ob_collection.jpg" width="250"/><br/> PET-2001, Sanyo PHC-25, Alice 90,<br/> DataVue 25, Yeno SC3000H...</p> <p><img height="188" src="/media/magazine/vm2001/pockets_1.jpg" width="250"/><br/> Pockets collection - part 1<br/> (with Canon X-07 video interface !)</p> <p><img height="188" src="/media/magazine/vm2001/pockets_2.jpg" width="250"/><br/> Pockets collection - part 2<br/> (notice the Quick Disk Drive in the center)</p> <p><img height="146" src="/media/magazine/vm2001/next_network.jpg" width="250"/><br/> There were even a Next network !</p> <p><img height="188" src="/media/magazine/vm2001/exotic_comps.jpg" width="250"/><br/> Exotic computers</p> <p><img height="138" src="/media/magazine/vm2001/jet.jpg" width="250"/><br/> JET - weird eastern spectrum clone<br/> (mounted in a telephone plastic case)</p> <p><img height="140" src="/media/magazine/vm2001/oc2000.jpg" width="250"/><br/> The mighty rare OC-2000<br/> (Interton VC-4000 clone)</p> <p><img height="124" src="/media/magazine/vm2001/max_machine.jpg" width="250"/><br/> Commodore MAX machine,<br/> only sold in Japan</p> <p><img height="231" src="/media/magazine/vm2001/amstrad_demo_system.jpg" width="200"/><br/> Amstrad GX-4000 demo system</p> <p><img height="101" src="/media/magazine/vm2001/mk90.jpg" width="250"/><br/> Impressive MK90 russian pocket computer</p> <p><img height="267" src="/media/magazine/vm2001/winner_1.jpg" width="200"/><br/> And the winner of the "beauty" contest is Mr Pocket<br/> with its MK90 pocket computer !</p> <p><img height="267" src="/media/magazine/vm2001/winner_2.jpg" width="200"/><br/> R.Speranza, president of the Silicium association,<br/> offers the contest's prize to the winner :<br/> a superb "apricot" C64 !</p>  </td> </tr> </table>