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====== COMMVEX 2016 PRESENTATIONS & GUESTS ======

{{:cvex2016:presentation-2011-1.jpg?480|Steve Davison, Commodore 8-Bit ubercoder presenting}}

===== Bill Seiler =====

Bill Seiler was a CBM engineer and  was part of the design team behind the TOI (The Other Intellect) and the VIC-20.

===== Dave Maurer and the C64 Micro ATX board =====

Dave Maurer returns to present the latest on Clone-A-Dore, his C64 Micro ATX board.

===== Greg Alekel and the ZoomFloppy =====

Greg will demonstrate the ZoomFloppy device, showing how easy it is to create and dearchive .D64's, .D71's, and .D81's.

===== Null modem transfers between C128 and Linux box =====

Roger Van Pelt will have a video presentation on transferring files via null modem between a C128 with Novaterm 9.6 and a Linux desktop.

===== The Use of the Chalk Board PowerPad with Leo's Link =====

Roger Van Pelt has another video presentation, this time on the really large Chalk Board PowerPad and how to use it with the game, Leo's Links.
===== Tony Chai =====

In his first visit to CommVEx, Tony Chai, owner of Computer Station in Long Beach, California, comes to the show on Sunday.  Computer Station sells Commodore, Amiga, and Apple II goods.
===== Jim Drew =====

Commodore and Amiga hardware developer Jim Drew comes back for the fifth year in a row and brings with him news and/or presentations for new products - the WiModem (300-57.6K Wi-fi modem for the C64/128), uDrive (C= drive emulator with microSD card storage), Amiga/C64 cores for the FPGA Arcade Replay, new 1541 disk-salvaging firmware/software for the Supercard Pro, and a new stereo SID replacement chip.

===== Ricardo Quesada and the UniJoystiCle =====

Ricardo Quesada will have a presentation on his UniJoystiCle, an iPhone app that becomes a remote joystick via Bluetooth dongle for your Commodore.

===== Vampire 2 and SumA600 USB keyboard adapter =====

Tim Waite will present his Amiga 600 which is tricked out with the newest Vampire 2 Black Edition accelerator (four times faster than a 68060 90 MHz.) and a SumA600 USB keyboard adapter.

===== Classic, Homebrew C128 Games =====

Ricardo Quesada has another presentation, this time on the C128 games he programmed back in the day.