But I am not a Commodore 64 user. If the show were more about Amigas, I would make more effort to go.
As I said in another post, CommVEx is about 70% Commodore and 30% Amiga. However, that is dependent on our presenters and exhibitors. Bring more Amiga, and the scales will tip.
FWIW, at this year's CommVEx, there were two AmigaOne G4's, a SAM 460, a SAM 440, an A500 (set up for gaming), and the MCC-216 with its Amiga cores (in addition to its other cores). The grand raffle prize was a Amiga Video Toaster 2000 system with an A2630 board running at 25 MHz., 1 meg chip RAM, 8 meg Fast RAM, 4 gig SCSI hard drive, CD-ROM drive, dual floppy drives, Amiga OS 3.1, Video Toaster software 4.3, keyboard, mouse, a new clock battery, and a variety of games and demos loaded in the hard drive. We had Tim Waite running a sales table with Amiga hardware and software for sale.
Still recovering from the Amiwest Show,
Robert Bernardo
Fresno Commodore User Group
http://videocam.net.au/fcug