Please note: This year’s show is on Friday and Saturday. There will be no Sunday event. Also, we have added so many new speakers that we have had to expand into a second room for the presentations.
- Hahn Auditorium – Located upstairs
- Orientation Theater – Located downstairs, near the gift shop across from the cafe
A detailed list of speakers, their talks, including the days, times and locations, can be seen here, or you can click on the title of the talk below to jump straight to it’s details.
Here is a summery of the talks we have this year:
The MEGA65: Who Remembers the Commodore 65?
Dan Sanderson
AMIGA/040th: Development of the Amiga and the 1984 CES Show
Dale Luck and friends
MiniDisc – Beginnings, Lifespan, Current State and Future
Gunner5
The LGP-30: Adventures in Drums and Emulation
Sean Haas
AMIGA/040th: What is an Amiga in 2025
Trevor Dickinson
ArcaOS: OS/2 for the 21st Century
Matt Nawrocki
Home Brew Computer Club at 50
Lee Felsenstein and friends
AMIGA/040th: Outside Looking In
Perry Kivolowitz and friends
Digital Archaeology: Decrypting, Disassembling, and Decompiling a 44-Year-Old Killer App for the Mattel Aquarius
Sean Harrington
The History of Computer Board Games
Sellam Ismail
Cloning the SUN 3/60
Dan Moisa
The Minifloppy Revolution, and a Disk Controller for the Sphere 6800
Ben Zotto
HomeComputerMuseum; what it is and how it was made (and why you should visit)
Bart van den Akker
Recovering the Essence of the Whirlwind Computer
Guy Fedorko
AMIGA/040th: Building Modern Amiga Hardware
Stefan Reinauer
llvm-mos: Modern C/C++ on the Venerable 6502
Daniel Thornburgh
Applying a Modern CPU to a 1980s Operating System -An Adventure in Retro Computing
Christopher Brock
The CDC-160A, a Desk-sized Computer from 1960
Reece Pollack
AMIGA/040th: Magicore Engine: No Tricks, Just an Amiga and Good Tools
Dan Salvato