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`06.Apr.2005` Matthias Kretzler (SelectaNovel^gnumpf) (ANF)	Event: "Maximum Overdose", April 22nd, Lübeck, Germany From April the 22nd to the 24th there will be the old school gaming and demo scene party "Maximum Overdose" held in Lübeck (St. Jürgen), Germany. The following competitions are scheduled: 16kb tracked music combined graphics combined demo different game and fun competitions The chosen room facilities of the students home will be enough for about 100 scener and retro fans plus their hardware. Most important: Register in time if you like to come with your wired darling (Amiga, C64, Atari... no PeeCees!). There's also the option to stay overnight. Doors open for EUR 8 the entire weekend. (cg) (Translation: ub) [News message: 06. Apr. 2005, 23:06] [Comments: 0] [Send via e-mail] [Print version] [ASCII version]
`04.Mar.2005` AmiTron (ANF)	Individual Computers to attend AmiTron 2005 The AmiTron 2005 staff is proud to announce the presence of Jens Schönfeld from Individual Computers at AmiTron 2005 arranged in Trondheim, Norway, April 2nd. Individual Computers is famous for its line of products including the Catweasel series, Delfina, IDE-fix, Buddha, and even products for the Commodore 64. Products will be available for demo and purchase. About Individual Computers Individual Computers is a privately held German company founded in 1994. The company started off doing custom hardware designs only, then entered the Amiga market with own products in 1996. Digital HiFi equipment was added to the product line in 1999, and PC diagnostic hardware is produced since fall 2002. Individual Computers also engages in Retro computing, preserving "ancient" computer knowledge. Forensic data recovery has been done with partners like DN-Systems GmbH (www.dn-systems.de), Vogon International ltd. (www.vogon.de) and the US Computer Forensic Department of Defense. About AmiTron AmiTron is an annual exposition of Amiga technology held in the center of Norway, in the city of Trondheim. The fair consists of showing both old and new Amiga related technology to both old fans and curious newcomers. Located in Vitensenteret and organized by students it has a strong relationship to the respected University of Trondheim, NTNU. (cg) [News message: 04. Mar. 2005, 21:46] [Comments: 0] [Send via e-mail] [Print version] [ASCII version]
`24.Feb.2005` Ron van Schaik (e-mail)	Pictures from the Maarssener Commodore Show Under the title link you'll discover photos and a short video of the most recent convention from the Commodore Gebruikersgroep (C= user-group). It took place on 19th February at Maarssen in the Netherlands. The C-One, the MMC64 Interface and Catweasel cards were presented by Jens Schönfeld and Oliver Achten (Individual Computers) as well as an expanded C64DTV by Richard Lagendijk. The next meeting of CGG takes place on 16th April, with the motto: "20 Years of Amiga." Besides the club member presentations, Individual Computers and Computer City will be there. (snx) (Translation: dm) [News message: 24. Feb. 2005, 18:24] [Comments: 0] [Send via e-mail] [Print version] [ASCII version]

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