Here is a set of photos I took during the June 21-22 Pacific Commodore Expo NW in Seattle, Washington, USA.
Truly,
Robert Bernardo
organizer - Pacific Commodore Expo NW
http://www.portcommodore.com/pacommex
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| Friday before the expo, Katie helping to set up |
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| Rare Japanese Amiga magazines and book |
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| The room starts to fill up with Robert's gear |
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| Saturday! Dan Sanderson's Mega65 table |
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| Playing Super Mario War on the AmigaOne A1222+ |
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| Saturday afternoon at the venue (Joe Decuir in foreground) |
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| flat C128 with TeensyROM 64/128, C16 with Tic Tac Toe |
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| A600GS |
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| Rob Barlow's Amiga 1000 |
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| Rob's A1000 now set up for DigiView scanning |
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| Dan talking with Patrick |
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| C64 and Amiga 3000 |
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| Ultimate 64 and VIC-20 |
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| Another pic of C128 and C16 |
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| Miracle Piano Teaching System keyboard (European C128D in back) |
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| Miracle Piano keyboard connected to C128 (right) |
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| AmigaOne A1222+ |
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| Amiga 4000 with OS 3.9 |
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| Amiga CD32 and Commodore CDTV |
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| Amiga 500+ with Vampire 500 v2+ |
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| Larry Owens of Omni International Trading |
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| 1st dinner at Katsu Burger, then 2nd dinner at Oriental Express |
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| Commodore SuperPET 9000, MiniPET |
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| Bernie Innocenti (right) speaks about Amiga. |
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| (l to r) Stephen Jones, Patrick, Katie S. |
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| Rob and his wife |
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| Trying out the Miracle Piano without attached computer |
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| Amiga engineer Joe Decuir and his Amiga 500 |
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| Flyer for the Interim Computer Museum |
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| Stephen listens to Joe. |
