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Post by robertb on May 23, 2019 2:09:07 GMT
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Post by hydrophilic on Jun 13, 2019 8:34:15 GMT
That video was really short, but cool to see young people attending the event, and all the modern tech interfaced to the vintage hardware.
I also enjoyed all the photos on blog.retro-link.com. Could you tell us more about Unicart? It looks like there are two separate versions (C64 and C128)?
Also, do you have any more info about the Vectrexes (next to MiST running Space War)? I have never heard of them (Vectrexes), but they have a cool vertically-oriented display.
As always, thank you for bringing the experience to people unable to attend!!
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Post by robertb on Jun 13, 2019 8:56:21 GMT
That video was really short, but cool to see young people attending the event, and all the modern tech interfaced to the vintage hardware. With Maker Faire shutting down operations, it is doubtful whether we would see hundreds passing by our classic computers again. Thanks! Yes, there are separate versions, and more information can be found at gglabs.us/node/2054A Vectrex was an early-80's gaming console which used a built-in vector display. There is still a small but devoted following to those machines. On the road back home, Robert Bernardo Fresno Commodore User Group - www.dickestel.com/fcug.htm
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Post by hydrophilic on Jul 10, 2019 7:20:40 GMT
Thanks for your reply... I *knew* that I've heard of Vectrexes, just didn't know the details.
Sorry to hear Maker Faire is shutting down...
Thanks for the link to the 2 Unicart versions. Actually there are a lot of options (more than 2) described on the page you linked (gglabs.us/node/2054).
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