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title: Expo 99 in Bordeaux
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url: https://web.archive.org/web/20210806074947/http://www.old-computers.com/magazine/view.asp?a=2
date: '2021-08-06'
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![](/media/magazine/articles/2/logo.gif)
**>> EXPO 99 IN BORDEAUX**
**This expo was my first one in summer 99**\
**at the AEC Technologic Gallery**\
**Cité Mondiale - Parvis des Chartrons**\
**in Bordeaux - France**
Click on the pictures >>
![Many computers](/media/magazine/articles/2/s_image1.jpg)     ![Consoles, Hanimex pong and Atari jacket](/media/magazine/articles/2/s_image2.jpg)     ![Hanimex TVG-8610 pong](/media/magazine/articles/2/s_image3.jpg)     ![TI-99 4/A, C64, Aquarius et VG-5000](/media/magazine/articles/2/s_image4.jpg)     ![Il y a l'Alice en bas...](/media/magazine/articles/2/s_image5.jpg)
> 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 !