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For those that missed the opportunity to go to VCF West this year, I should say they put on quite the dog and pony show for the Amiga. The platform was given su
by TheAmazingRace 1y ago
For those that missed the opportunity to go to VCF West this year, I should say they put on quite the dog and pony show for the Amiga. The platform was given such huge fanfare for its 40th anniversary, with many of the original Amiga staff from the 80s present. Some videos will start to trickle up on YouTube over the coming weeks.
- pjmlp 1y agoThanks for the heads up, I had lots of fun with previous recordings, where they had staff telling their UNIX backgrounds, the ideas for a graphical workstation, and how actually the ideas ended up becoming Amiga due to various changes along the way.
- mrandish 1y agoI was there. Absolutely amazing show. The high-fidelity walk-through recreation of the 'secret back room' in Amiga Corp's 1984 CES booth with the original wire wrap board stacks running original Amiga demos like the legendary red & white bouncing Boing ball was incredible. They used photos to match every detail down to the color of the walls, decoration and position of the gear on the tables. The Boing ball was demo was completed the night before the show by two programmers who worked all night in the booth and left it running as they fell asleep on the booth floor. The normal booth staff arrived in the morning and got to be the first people to ever see it running. Amazing story and incredible that engineer Dale Luck saved so much of that original gear and has gotten it working again.