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====== FEATURED COMMVEX 2014 EXHIBITS ======
{{:cvex2014:mcc-216-2011.jpg?240|The MCC-216 Multiple Classic Computer doing its C64 thing }}
{{ :cvex2014:pet8296d-2011.jpg?200|European CBM 8296D the last of the PET/CBM line}}

===== Multiple Classic Computer 216 =====

ArcadeRetroGaming.com's Multiple Classic Computer 216 (MCC-216) makes its third appearance at CommVEx, this time with a Spectrum core in addition to the C64, Amiga, and Apple cores.

===== PET 2001 =====
Try out the PET 2001 with programs provided on cassette.  PET 2001 courtesy of Robert Bernardo.


===== AmigaOne XE G4 =====

The A1 XE G4 returns, and attendees can try it out.  The A1 has Amiga OS 4.1 update 6, 1 gig of RAM, a 40-gig hard drive, a Radeon 8500 graphics card, and a SoundBlaster 16 sound card.  AmigaOne courtesy of Robert Bernardo.




===== Commodore 128, Plus/4's, C64's, VIC-20 =====

A PAL Plus/4 and a 1551 drive (originally from Peter Hanson, the Plus/4 King of England) will be on exhibit, courtesy of Robert Bernardo.  A NTSC C128 will be on exhibit, courtesy of Forrest Nettles of the Clark County Commodore Computer Club.  A few C64 set-ups will be available, courtesy of Al Jackson of the Clark County Commodore Computer Club.

===== Amiga 4000 =====

Try out the Amiga 4000 desktop computer with 16 megs of RAM, OS 3.9, 2 gig IDE hard drive, and keyboard autographed by CBM engineer Dave Haynie.  A4000 courtesy of Robert Bernardo

===== Hardware/Software from Tim Harris =====

Tim Harris of England ( http://blog.sharewareplus.com ) has provided an assortment of C64 hardware and software that he sells.  More details to come!

===== New C64 for an ATX case =====

Dave Maurer has engineered a C64 board that fits an ATX case.  See this prototype that Dave just got working a week before CommVEx!