6 Dec
2013
6 Dec
'13
9:06 a.m.
Ladies and Gents,
Exhibit registration for the Vintage Computer Festival East "9.1" is now
open: http://www.vintage.org/2014/east/exhibit.php.
The show is April 4-5-6 at the InfoAge Science Center, in Wall, New
Jersey. However the exhibits are open only on April 5-6. (Friday is
technical classes.)
This will be the largest VCF East ever, so register your exhibits early!!
6 Dec
6 Dec
11:24 a.m.
On 12/6/2013 11:06 AM, Evan Koblentz wrote:
Ladies and Gents,
Exhibit registration for the Vintage Computer Festival East "9.1" is
now open: http://www.vintage.org/2014/east/exhibit.php.
The show is April 4-5-6 at the InfoAge Science Center, in Wall, New
Jersey. However the exhibits are open only on April 5-6. (Friday is
technical classes.)
This will be the largest VCF East ever, so register your exhibits early!!
MARCH
folks have encouraged RETRO Innovations (uh... me) to attend VCF 9
(and now 9.1), and I am planning to attend. But, I'm more used to the
VCF-MW and Commodore-centric shows.
So, coming from someone who exhibits projects AND offers products for
sale, what is the plan? Do we sign up even though we'll not be in the
exhibit room (no sales in the exhibit room, as per our previous
discussions), or do we not really exhibit, since my items don't really
fit the :
"a machine or two in their collection that is in exceptional condition,
or is extremely rare, or has a good story behind it, etc.[,] ... a great
simulator of some grand old machine [,or] ... a wonderful re-creation of
a significant machine of the past"
litmus test as noted on the web site home page?
I'm asking here rather than via email because I would assume there are
others who own gadgets or add-ons for vintage systems that might not
consider exhibiting given the current definition (and maybe that was the
point).
Jim
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Jim Brain
brain at jbrain.com
www.jbrain.com
11:57 a.m.
So, coming from someone who exhibits projects AND
offers products for
sale, what is the plan? Do we sign up even though we'll not be in the
exhibit room (no sales in the exhibit room, as per our previous
discussions), or do we not really exhibit, since my items don't really
fit the :
"a machine or two in their collection that is in exceptional
condition, or is extremely rare, or has a good story behind it,
etc.[,] ... a great simulator of some grand old machine [,or] ... a
wonderful re-creation of a significant machine of the past"
litmus test as noted on the web site home page?
I'm asking here rather than via email because I would assume there are
others who own gadgets or add-ons for vintage systems that might not
consider exhibiting given the current definition (and maybe that was
the point).
Short answer: You'll be a vendor, not an exhibitor. You are already
signed up because we talked privately.
"Exhibitor" in traditional VCF-speak refers to a non-commercial demo booth.
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