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+ "title": "Vieumikro 2001",
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+   "url": "https://web.archive.org/web/20210806074908/http://www.old-computers.com/magazine/view.asp?a=9",
+   "date": "2021-08-06"
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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>