VCF 4.0 Dr. Dobb's Vintage Computer Exhibition Awards

From: Vintage Computer Festival <vcf_at_siconic.com>
Date: Fri Oct 6 01:52:42 2000

Here are the results of the 4th Annual Vintage Computer Festival
Exhibition (sponsored by Dr. Dobb's Journal, http://www.ddj.com).

Home-brew, Kit or Educational Computer

1st: Jim Willing, HERO Robot
2nd: Cameron Kaiser, Tomy Tutor
3rd: Larry Pezzolo, Lawrence Livermore Labs Microprocessor Trainer


Manufactured Personal Computer - Pre-1981

1st: Wayne Smith, "Pre-PC IBM Desktop"
2nd: Jordan Ruderman, SOL-20
3rd: David Kavanaugh, IMSAI 8080


Manufactured Personal Computer - 1981 or After

1st: Simon Favre, IBM 3270 AT/GX
2nd: Rick Lehrbaum, Ampro Z-80
3rd: Pete Johnson, HP Integral PC


Mini-computer or Larger System

1st: Dwight Elvey, Nicolet 1080
2nd: Chuck McManis, "Qbus VAXen"
3rd: Not Awarded :(


Open Class

1st: Derek Peschel, Marchant ACR8M Electromechanical Calculator
2nd: David Weil, "Before There Were Computers"
3rd: Cole Erskine, Friden EC-130 Electronic Calculator


Special Awards

Best Presentation - Research

Dwight Elvey, Nicolet 1080


Best Presentation - Completeness

Simon Favre, IBM 3270 AT/GX


Best Presentation - Display

Curt Vendel, "Atari Historical Society"


Best Presentation - Creative Integration with Contemporary Technology

Jordan Ruderman, SOL-20 (used a CD player to store Cassette-based
  programs)


Best Preservation - Original Condition

Rick Lehrbaum, Ampro Z-80


Best Preservation - Restoration

Dwight Elvey, Nicolet 1080


Best Preservation - Recreation

Not Awarded :(


Best Preservation - Simulation

Cameron Kaiser, Commodore 64 Tomy Tutor Emulator


Best Preservation - Obscurity

Hans Franke, Juku (Estonian computer)


Best Technology - Analog

David Weil, "Before There Were Computers


Best Technology - Non-Electronic

Derek Peschel, Marchant ACR8M Electromechanical Calculator


People's Choice Award

Dale Luck, "Lorraine - The First Amiga and Her Sisters Daphne, Agnus, and
  Portia" (Original Amiga Prototype)


Best of Show

Simon Favre, IBM 3270 AT/GX


Congratulations to Simon Favre and Dwight Elvey who both came away in a
tie of the ribbon count with 3 ribbons each!!

Start thinking about what YOU could exhibit at VCF 5.0!

The rules for the exhibition can be found at:

    http://www.vintage.org/2000/exhibit.html

Sellam International Man of Intrigue and Danger
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Looking for a six in a pile of nines...

                       VCF 4.0 is September 30-October 1
               San Jose Convention Center, San Jose, California
                    See http://www.vintage.org for details!
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