https://vcfed.org/vcf-swap-meet/

Vintage Computer Swap Meet Oct. 26, 2024 TECHNOLOGY SWAP MEET & Fundraiser = Oct. 26, 2024, Wall, NJ, 07719 Vintage Computers, Electronics, Radios, TVs, Amateur Radio, Tech

Vendor Setup at 7AM

GENERAL ADMISSION from 8AM until 2PM $5 GENERAL ADMISSION per person! (12 and younger free) FOOD ON SITE Lunch truck in parking lot. LOCATION (Outdoors) Rain or shine! No Rain Date! Street: Parking lot in Wall, NJ on Monmouth Boulevard between Watson Ave and Taft Avenue (across from Brookdale) What 3 Words Location: https://w3w.co/certificate.bandage.tags GPS location: Google Maps GPS Coordinates: 40°11’05.5″N 74°03’47.9″W Street Map: Swap Meet Parking EMAIL: swapmeet@vcfed.org PHONE: 732-722-5015

Website articles on the show

• 19 things to love at Vintage Computer Fest Midwest 19 by Fierce Networks

YouTube Videos on the show

• Vintage Computer Festival Midwest 2024 by Computer Hobbyists
• VCF Midwest 19 : Vintage Computer Festival by Vintage Gaming Memories
• VLive from VCF Midwest 2024 - Chicago - Day 1 - Vintage Computer Festival by RetroTV1 Tech
• VLive from VCF Midwest 2024 - Chicago - Day 2 - Vintage Computer Festival by RetroTV1 Tech
• Vintage Computer Festival Midwest 2024 by Techie Zeddie
• Vintage Computer Festival Midwest 2024 (19) The Atari Guy
• VCF Midwest 2024: An Overview by J-Tech95
• Vintage Computer Festival Midwest 2024 by K4RNA

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This documentary on Youtube is dedicated to Lee Felsenstein, a trailblazer in the development of early personal computers during the 70s and 80s. Lee engineered the VDM-1 (Video Device Module) in 1976, the precursor to modern graphic cards. Along with figures like Steve Wozniak, he helped establish the Homebrew Computer Club, the first community for PC enthusiasts. Lee was also a co-founder of Osborne, designing the notable Osborne-1. Prior to his contributions to computing, Lee was deeply involved in the Free Speech Movement and developed “Community Memory,” a project considered the earliest form of social media. This episode celebrates Lee’s enduring impact across various communities.

Watch the full episode on Youtube and make sure you like and comment the video:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IU7BfeXaeuE

It will be my first time this year going and I wasn't exactly sure what to expect.