About the Expo

 
The Toronto PET User's Group (TPUG) is celebrating its 25th Anniversary, and is pleased to announce The World of Commodore!  The 2004 Expo will feature...

• Hardware/software vendors showcasing the latest hardware and software available for Commodore computers, as well as classic accessories, applications and games!

• Information about all makes of Commodore computers will be available.   Events will focus on the Commodore 64/128.

• Guest speakers, Commodore personalities past and present. 

• Demonstrations of the newest Commodore software and techniques.

• Presentations of novel hardware and software projects using Commodore equipment.

• SID and classic videogame music at the evening programs.

• A weekend of discussions and fun with the Commodore user community.

• NEW! Raffle Prizes:  A silver Commodore LCD watch, An Amiga 500, a poster from the second World of Commodore, and a 64DTV donated by Tulip/Commodore International BV!

• The very popular freebie table!

Everyone should plan to attend for all of Saturday.  Overnight guests are welcome to make a weekend of it, with a welcoming event on Friday evening, and discussions on Sunday.

Admission is $15 Canadian per family.  Vendor tables are $15 for the first table, and $10 Canadian per additional table.

• Jim Butterfield
   
• Ron Anderson (Commodore Canada)
   
• A representative from Commodore World/Tulip. (Tentative)
   

• Centsible Software
  Centsible Software specializes in Commodore 64/128 and Amiga Software and Hardware, and is offering presale specials via their website.
   
• JP PBM Products by Mail (Joe Palumbo)
  Super Snapshot 5.22 cartridges, New Epyx Joysticks, 1581 Drive Kits, 64/Amiga Software.
   
• Modernity Group
  IDE64 Controller and Accessories.
   
• Toronto PET User's Group
  Hardware/Software for Commodore 64 and Amiga, Library Disks, Memberships.
   
• Roger Lawhorn
  Amiga Hardware.
    
• Other Software Vendors
   

• Jeri Ellsworth - C-One Reconfigurable Computer and the C64DTV!
   
• Greg Nacu - WINGS Operating System.
    
• Tom Luff - Commodore 64-controlled 3-axis table using steppermotors.
   
• Robin Harbron - SLANG Language & Compiler for the SuperCPU.
   
• Jim Brain - Virtual IEC Peripheral, C=Key Adaptor, and some surprises.
   
• Oliver VieBrooks - ETH64 Experiments.
   
• Leif Bloomquist - Commodore 64-controlled remote control truck and GUI4CBM4WIN.
   

• Group Name TPUG or Toronto PET Users' Group.  
• Group Number 2078
• Number of people in the room (Max 4)
• Smoking or Non-smoking

• Universal Currency Converter
   

• The CN Tower
• Ontario Science Center
• The Toronto Zoo
• Many live performances and musicals

For more event listings and attractions, please visit http://www.toronto.com !

 About TPUG