Pegasos to appear at Fourth Annual AmigaFest in Dayton, Ohio

[System]

AmiTech-Dayton Amiga User Group is pleased to announce that they will be privileged to have live demonstrations of the Pegasos computer system during this years AmigaFest at the Dayton ComputerFest®, August 24th-25th. We are quite excited that they have accepted our invitation and hope to see many of our long time Amiga friends come by to see this much-talked about platform.

Also, we would like to announce our other vendors participating in AmigaFest 2002:

Compuquik Media Center - Amiga hardware and software vendor.

E.S. Productions - Artwork by Eric Schwartz and home of Amy the Squirrel

Extreme Corporation/Computing - Home of ready configured Amithlon/AmigaOS XL systems.

FWD Computing - Vendor of Amiga software and collectibles.

G&G Publishing Ent. - Publisher of The New Amigans magazine.

Grasshopper LLC - Your source for Pagestream for the Amiga, PC, and Mac systems.

Amiga Cafe - Amiga IRC chat site.

And of course our club, AmiTech-Dayton will on hand! Along with our table will be an Amiga Museum, a collection of nearly every model of Amiga produced along with some of our members modified machines.

Plus, we will be having demos of the Pegasos, the Extreme machines, Pagestream, Personal Paint, Photogenics, and Amicamedia that will be going on constantly during the show. And as always, there is no charge for these demos. Please check with the AmiTech table for a listing of times and locations.

We will once again have a social gathering off site once the show closes on Saturday. This year will will have door prizes for those attending the gathering courtesy of our friends at Software Hut. Space for this dinner is limited, so check with the  AmiTech table for full details.

Show hours are 9:00am to 6:00pm on Saturday and 10:00am to 4:00pm on Sunday. Some vendors may not be able to stay for the full day on Sunday, so come early!
With over 30,000 attendees, the Dayton ComputerFest® is one of the largest shows of its type in the United States. And AmigaFest will be there for the fourth year in a row. Come be  a part of the excitement!

For further information contact Ron Schwartz at: schwartr@gemair.com

[samface]

/me is covering his mouth and stomping on the ground desperately trying to not say anything.

;-)

[System]

You obviously failed

[DaveP]

Ive got a playstation 2 with Linux running UAE, do they
want to show that too at an Amiga show? :-?

[samface]

You obviously failed

I know, I probably shouldn't have left my pills at home.

BTW, why is there a three headed monkey behind you? ;-)

[samface]

Ive got a playstation 2 with Linux running UAE, do they
want to show that too at an Amiga show?

Nah, first you'd need to advertise it using Amiga trademarks on Google fooling people into thinking that it is a real Amiga. As long as people believe it is an Amiga, you can promote anything on the show. ;-)

[redrumloa]

-twitch-
-squirm-

Eh, QNX, Atari freaks and others have participated in these shows.

Keep your friends close, and your enemies even closer:-P

[DaveP]

Im just being borish - I know - but its laughable eh?

[redrumloa]

but its laughable eh?

hehe yeah, they are targetting different markets, don't you know? ;-)

[DaveP]

The fish market and the computer market? Wow!

Must have some sharp edges on that mini ATX mobo..

[Kronos]

hehe yeah, they are targetting different markets, don't you know?

Sure they are targeting differnet markets, which doesn't mean that
they don't have the right to appear on "our" one.

Oh wait I forgot "we" don't want choice, and "we" don't want to
know what others may have to offer.

Damn bPlan !! Offering a updated/new OS for our beloved SW and it
even runs on brandnew PPC-HW, how dare they !!
Burn em burn em ...

[samface]

Damn bPlan !! Offering a updated/new OS for our beloved SW and it
even runs on brandnew PPC-HW, how dare they !!
Burn em burn em ...

Who ever said there was anything wrong with having alternatives? The real problem is that they don't market themselves as an alternative but claims to be the successor to the original. That's not the same thing, you know...

[zacman]

>The real problem is that they don't market
>themselves as an alternative but claims to be the
>successor to the original.

So what? It's called marketing. How long do you
already live in the capitalist world?

[redrumloa]

So what? It's called marketing. How long do you already live in the capitalist world?

For them to openly attempt to position themselves as the Amiga successor would be outright illegal and they claim they are NOT doing this.

[redrumloa]

Sure they are targeting differnet markets

If you say so! So far they have only appeared at Amiga shows and Amiga websites.

which doesn't mean that they don't have the right to appear on "our" one.

I didn't say they don't! It's up to individual site owners and show coordinators to determine is they want MOS shown, so far all have allowed free time to the MOS crew.

Oh wait I forgot "we" don't want choice, and "we" don't want to know what others may have to offer.

You know that's kind of funny coming from the guy who makes sure there are negative comments to every A1/OS4 announcement.

Damn bPlan !! Offering a updated/new OS for our beloved SW and it

Make up your mind Kronos, is it updated or is it new? It's not legal if it is 'updated'.

Burn em burn em ...

You mean your attack on A1/Eyetech/Hyperion?