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====== COMMVEX 2017 PRESENTATIONS & GUESTS ======

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

===== Leonard Tramiel Video Welcome ======

Son of Commodore International founder Jack Tramiel, Leonard Tramiel will open this year's CommVEx with a few "factual" stories about the company.

===== Ray Carlsen =====

Though veteran Commodore repair technician, Ray Carlsen, cannot get to CommVEx, there will be a video presentation of him describing his work and other matters.


===== Lars Nelson =====

Lars returns to CommVEx as the resident expert on Amiga NG systems and software.


===== Latest C= / Ami Cores for M.I.S.T., Raspberry Pi =====

Southern California Commodore & Amiga Network's Matt Brewster returns to CommVEx, this time to demonstrate the latest Commodore and Amiga cores for the M.I.S.T. FPGA box and the Raspberry Pi.

===== First Look at Vampire 600 =====

Matt Brewster goes over his first impressions of the Vampire 600 accelerator board in his Amiga 600.
===== Final Expansion 3 rev 11 for the VIC-20 =====

Robert Bernardo will do a presentation on the latest cartridge for the VIC-20, the Final Expansion 3 revision 11.


===== Revisionist Gaming on the Commodore =====

FCUG v.p. Roger will show the latest in gaming on the C64 and VIC-20 - past games that have been updated with the most modern techniques

===== Richard Goedeken =====

Saturday only, Richard visits CommVEx for the first time.  Richard was the developer of the first C128 Video DAC in 2008 and is a hardware hacker on Commodore 8-bit machines and the Amiga.  He created the hack of the switchable NTSC/PAL Plus/4 computer (his computer being on exhibit at CommVEx, too).
===== History of the Swiftlink-232 =====

The history of the classic Swiftlink-232 cartridge will be covered in a video taken of Kent Sullivan and Bryan Minugh of Dr. Evil Laboratories.  (Video from the Pacific Commodore Expo NW)

===== How We Built a Commodore Cartridge w/o EPROMs =====

Noel Nyman will have presentation on "How We Built a Commodore Cartridge without EPROMs". The prototype, wire-wrapped cartridge will be on exhibit.  (Video from the Pacific Commodore Expo NW)

=====  Opcodes... Schmopcodes... Commodore and Apple Similarities =====

Noel Nyman will talk about how Commodorians can learn from Apple II users in terms of opcodes.  (Video from the Pacific Commodore Expo NW)

===== A Story of Commodore Logo =====

In a video presentation, Leigh Klotz, Jr. tells of how he developed Logo for the C64 and the Plus/4 computers.

===== Commodore 64/128 FM Radio Module =====

In this brief presentation, you will see the Commodore 64/128 FM Radio Module from Shareware Plus in action.  It comes with a disk containing AudioEX 2.0 which also supports Commodore 128 in 128 mode and a FM Radio App for GEOS.