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====== FEATURED COMMVEX EXHIBITS ======
{{:cvex2012:mcc-216-2011.jpg?240|The MCC-216 Multiple Classic Computer doing its C64 thing }}
{{ :cvex2012:pet8296d-2011.jpg?200|European CBM 8296D the last of the PET/CBM line}}

===== AmigaOne G4 =====

The AmigaOne has a PowerPC motherboard capable of running Amiga OS4.x. See Amiga OS 4.1.x in action!

A1 courtesy of Robert Bernardo

===== Amiga 1200 desktop computer =====

This is an A1200 souped up with a Blizzard 68060 board running at 50 MHz., OS 3.9, 128 megs of Fast RAM, and a 2 gig CompactFlash hard drive. It will be running various games and demos.

A1200 courtesy of Robert Bernardo

===== Amiga 600 =====

Here is a sweet, little machine with OS 3.1, 2 gigs of Fast RAM via PCMCIA, and a 2 gig hard drive.  Explore the software in this baby!

A600 courtesy of Robert Bernardo

===== Amiga 3000 desktop computer =====

Running a 68030 board at 25 MHz with 16 gigs of Fast RAM, OS 3.1, and a 2 gig hard drive, this is a workhorse of a computer filled with productivity titles.

A3000 courtesy of Richard H.
===== Sam440ep =====

Try out this computer which runs Amiga OS 4.1.x.

Sam440ep courtesy of Tim Waite

===== the Multiple Classic Computer - MCC-216 =====

Once again, the ArcadeRetroGaming.com MCC-216, VGA version, with the latest C64 NTSC, C64 PAL, Atari 2600, and Amiga 500 NTSC and PAL cores will be set-up for attendees to use! Try out the various classic games included with this device. (See the photo above.)

===== PET 8296-D =====

The PET 8296-D reappears, this time in fully-working condition. (See the photo above.)

PET 8296-D courtesy of Robert Bernardo
===== Commodore B128 =====

Not the C128 but the business B128!  Try your hands out on this computer meant for the so-serious business people.

B128 courtesy of Larry Anderson
===== Commodore P500 =====

The rare North American P500 will shock you with its color display and 6509 processor.  Another one for you to touch and take photos of.

P500 courtesy of Larry Anderson

===== PAL Amiga CD32 =====

This two machine will be on exhibit, and CD32 game discs will be there for your enjoyment.

Amiga CD32 courtesy of Robert Bernardo

===== The Jim Drew Collection =====

Jim will be showing off the following:

Dave Haynies' "borrowed" (and never returned) C128.   

A500 development computer with digital track display 

A3000 development computer with EMPLANT, Picasso IV, etc. 

A1200 development computer 

PET2001-8N 

Misc. monitors, cables, tools, etc. 

Prototype SuperCard Pro boards
===== PET 4032 and PET Video =====

Mike Hill, developer of PETdisk, PETvet, and PETpix, will exhibit a PET 4032 and more, including a video-related PET project.