HomeComputerMuseum in Helmond, the Netherlands - part 1

After 3 years, I returned to the HomeComputerMuseum in Helmond, and it was even better than before!  The Commodore and Amiga computers were more organized into sections.  And now the museum was an official Commodore Museum!  :)  Here are my photos, along with other non-Commodore systems that interested me.

Truly,
Robert Bernardo
Fresno Commodore User Group - http://www.dickestel.com/fcug.htm
Southern California Commodore & Amiga Network - http://www.portcommodore.com/sccan

At the front door

Repurposed for money!

Official!

The QI-Lite reminds me of a Star Trek: TOS computer.

Another name for a Commodore SuperPET!

What a VIC-20 system!

Used for copying cartridges

Lots of rotary knowbs

Look at that control panel

With datasette

O.K., this reminded me of the Porsche-designed PETs.

The style is so futuristic, like 2001: A Space Odyseey.

Another non-Commodore but I liked the design

And instructions to go with it

Yet More Photos from the Commodore Los Angeles Super Show 2025

Here are my photos from CLASS 2025.

Truly,

Robert Bernardo

organizer - Commodore Los Angeles Super Show

Travis Smith shows MIDI guitar with TeensyROM 64/128.

Marc and Jason look through the 40th anniversary Amiga shirts.

Richard (left), Marc (background), Rich Roehm

Another view of the cake!

Richard Goedeken gives his presentation.

Our attendance table, missing Mario and Debbie

Simone Bernacchia gives his presentation.

Watching as Invasion 3-D is played

Lots of discussion late Sunday afternoon

 

Front of the t-shirt

Back of the t-shirt

Milosh and his son Alex win a 1541 disk drive!

Andrew (?) greets Stephanie and Matthew.

Rich (left) mans the table on Sunday.

Heather and Travis relax.

Alex tries to figure out the CD32.

Forrest and Sasa discuss.

Chelsea goes for the Amiga gaming.

More Photos from the Commodore Los Angeles Super Show 2025

Here are more photos from CLASS 2025, courtesy of Sasa Pocek, Matthew Arnold Stern, and Jason Forster.

Truly,

Robert Bernardo

organizer - Commodore Los Angeles Super Show

http://www.portcommodore.com/class

Playing Invasion 3-D on the SG Octane

Too much cake!

Richard Goedeken and his Invasion 3-D game

Matthew Arnold Stern had 2 presentations.

Listening to Roger Van Pelt give his C128 C/PM presentation

Sunday starts quietly.

Marc Rifkin's Checkmate 1500 plus Checkmate monitor

Another view on Sunday morning

Part of Travis Smith's set-up for TeensyROM 64/128

Another view of the cake

From the Commodore 16 screen

I need that letterhead!

Marc's A4000D

Specs on the Amiga 1200

Marc's A1200 system

Specs on the AmigaOne A1222+

Robert Bernardo's A1222+

Specs on the Ultimate 64

The late Bogdan Macri's Ultimate 64

Ack!  Where was the disc caddy for the CDTV?

Amiga 600 with OS 3.2

AmigaKit's A600GS

Must burn some CD's for the CD32

The Mini PET is far smaller than a classic PET.

Commodore 16 waiting for a program to be loaded.

Specs on the C128

Marc's C128 system

Specs on the A500

Marc's A500 system

Robert Bernardo's plain A1000

A wider view of Marc's systems

What a full-featured cartridge!

Matthew Arnold Stern spoke about this.

Part of Richard's C64 set-up

Paperclip 64 on-screen

That curved screen is so curvy!