We do need more stuff on the east coast. Closest we had to an Amiga event was all the presenters up at VCF-X in NJ, a few months ago: https://www.flickr.com/photos/oldsmobile_mike/sets/72157649734735584
(Amiga pics are mixed in, most are about halfway through that photoset)
(edit: I didn't realize my stupid descriptions show up when I send links this way, I should probably edit that, haha)
After the close of Amiga 30 I went out for pizza and beer with a huge group of the guys from the show (special thanks and shout-out to Jackie Boys Pizza for staying open late for us and being so very hospitable) and one of the topics of discussion at our end of the table was trying to get something set up for the east coast. Saturday I had a conversation with "dudeslife" from AtariAge about the lack of activity on our side of the country, and I know you and I discussed it a few times. I'm very serious about getting something set up. I'll have more information later. I have a lot of people to contact, some good guidance from established events (AmiWest and ComVex, thanks guys!) and a piercing drive to actually have a show over here. My best guess is within 24 months, the first 12 being getting established and the next 12 getting everything arranged.
I have been uploading to
my gallery over on AtariAge which also includes what I believe to be an exclusive video of Peter Cherna booting and demonstrating the AA3000. Thinking back, there may have been a guy to our left taking video, as well, but I am not certain at this point, so I'm going with the exclusive bit.
Yes, Cammie was there and I conversed with her for a short bit. It was good to see her, for sure. There's going to be a great picture at her site of David Needle picking her up!
On a personal note, Mike,
I saw something which you might get a kick out of.