CVCE 2025 – Exhibitor List

Early Aussie kit and single board computers
A comprehensive display of Aussie kit and single board computers from the 70s and 80s
Exhibitor: Riley

New retrocomputers – Agape computer kit and Commander X16
To be in the “new retrocomputers” section. Exhibiting (again) the Agape computer kit, which will this time be completed and available for sale, plus the Commander X16.
Exhibitor: Lauren

Various Apple II computers
The exhibit will contain various Apple II series computers, including: IIe Platinum, IIc, IIGS. The IIe and IIc will have their original CRTs with LCDs as backups just in case. The IIGS will be using a LCD TV
Exhibitor Notes: Amiga 500 Plus for static display for the Amiga 40th Anniversary celebration
Exhibitor: Declan

Amiga Exhibit
A4000T, A600, A2000 Black, A1200
Exhibitor: Jason

Gameboys & 8 Bit Selfies
Nintendo 8 Bit portable hardware and software on display with Gameboy Camera and printer taking selfies
Exhibitor: Russell

Dara retro club collection
1995 Acer AcerAcros pentium club computer, 2000 Dell E770S monitor, 1990s Gateway ergonomic keyboard, 1990s Gateway microsoft mouse, 1988 Multitech Acer 500+ XT clone, 1988 Acer keyboard, 1980s noname mono monitor (non working), 1990s panasonic color composite monitor, 1984 JVC GR C1E, 1990s HP vectra VLi8 pentium 2 computer, 1990s HP monitor, Unknown PS/2 keyboard, Unknown mouse
Exhibitor: Leon

Commodore PET 2001-32
Hardware running related software
Exhibitor Notes: Sun workstation, Sharp MZ-731
Exhibitor: Dirk

Apollo Guidance Computer (AGC)
A NASA Apollo-themed display with info about the AGC and 1960s technology including magnetic-core memory and core rope memory. There will be replica Apollo Command Module components on display and the virtual AGC software will be running on a (modern) computer for visitors to play with. Apollo mission stereo audio loops will be running constantly to give visitors a taste of authentic NASA Mission Control activity during an Apollo mission.
Exhibitor: Jessica

Microbee Technology
Display of historical & new models
Exhibitor: Ewan

Japanese computers
Hardware
Exhibitor Notes: Sony MSX 2, FM Towns 2, X68000 Expert
Exhibitor: Marc

ACMS Official
We will be displaying the ACMS official exhibit of the ACMS and our storage collections. We will also have our dial up server and emulator on site this year for people to use – we can support up to 8 dial ins, so happy to allow other exhibitors to dial up where they have compatible RAS hardware.
Exhibitor: Adrian

TRS-80 World
Tandy TRS-80s
Exhibitor Notes: Coco 3, Model 4P, Tandy 1000 TL, Epson LQ-1050 printer for banner printing station, (possibly other TRS-80s: Mod 1, Model II, depending on spatial limitations)
Exhibitor: Ian

The High Nibble
The High Nibble is an Australian based maker of retro computer replica kits of early microcomputers based on the Intel 8080 and Zilog Z80 microprocessors of the 1970s: the IMSAI 8080 microcomputer system, made famous by the ’80s movie War Games, and the Cromemco Z-1 a Z80 based system that ran a licensed version of Unix called Cromix. Along with these two examples of early microcomputers from the 1970s The High Nibble also makes the VT132 a replica kits of the venerable DEC VT100 terminal along with an add-on for the two microcomputers, the S-132, that provides additional hardware based emulation of a range of S-100 expansion cards including the: Cromemco Dazzler, the first graphics card for microcomputers; Cromemco D+7AIO, adds analog joysticks, sound and digital I/O – think Arduino for 1970s micros; IMSAI VIO, memory mapped character based video output that would replace dumb terminals in later microcomputers. See and play with all these kits on the stand.
Exhibitor: David

Amiga 1000 Phoenix in display case
A working Amiga 1000 Phoenix motherboard board. Original hardware for the Amiga from the early 90s. Made in Australia. Display is a working computer in a custom made all clear display case with historical documentation. I have shown it before running Australian software including demos.
Exhibitor: Michael

Exidy Sorcerer featuring Australian floppy disk controllers
Exidy Sorcerer II microcomputer with amber CRT monitor and a selection of floppy disk controller boards developed in Australia. These include the Digitrio and 3 revisions of the Dreamdisk controller right to the recently released reproduction which will be demonstrated live.
Exhibitor: Michael

Bruce’s Big Box Games and Consoles
A display of popular classic big box games for PC, Amiga etc. Intend to have related items, such as magazines and merchandise etc. I also plan to use 2-3 tables to have consoles set up for play such as 3DO and a couple of others (Haven’t decided yet)
Exhibitor: Bruce & William

Computer trainers and more
Exhibit a wide selection of computer trainers: TEC-1, SYM-1, Microprofessor, AIM65, etc… most are working. Exhibit working Silicon Graphics Indy workstation. Exhibit working (I hope) Australian Webster Spectrum 11 desk-top mini-computer based on LSI-11. Exhibit working Osborne 1 computer. Exhibit Sirrius 1 computer (if it fits in the car!).
Exhibitor: STEVEN

Modern versions of popular 8 bit home computers
A selection of popular home computers from Sinclair, Commodore and Atari.
Exhibitor Notes: Sinclair computers zx80, zx81, 48k rubberkey, toastrack 128k, plus 2, plus 3 and QL. Commodore computers KIM1, VIC-20, C64, Plus 4, 116 and 128. Atari computers 400/800, 800xl/1200xl, 130xe/xegs. Mixture of static and interactive displays
Exhibitor: David

2650 S100 Computer Rack and VDU
Original 1975 Prototype S100 Computer rack based on the ETI685 article with S100 Video Terminal and Floppy Disk Controller and 32K memory. Cassette Interface and Floppy Disk Drives. Aquarius II games computer from Radofin Hong Kong.
Exhibitor: Ron

AIM-65 computer(s)
I have some AIM-65 computers and might like to exhibit one or more of them or have someone else exhibit them on my behalf.
Exhibitor: Christopher

Macdownunder – Vintage Apple Collection
Macdownunder is providing a static display of vintage Apple Computers, including an Apple 1 replica, early Apple ][, Apple ///, Lisa 1, Macintosh 128k, Macintosh Portable, Powerbook 100 and Newton MessagePad.
Exhibitor: Justin

Amiga 4000D and 3000D
Hardware, Amiga Computers Desktop
Exhibitor: Stephen

Amiga 1000 Pheonix and A1200
I will have my A1000 Pheonix Board system, with PiStorm to show alongside Michael P’s Pheonix display. I will provide my Pistorm32 A1200
Exhibitor: Keith