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====== FEATURED COMMVEX 2018 EXHIBITS ======
{{:commvex:mcc-216-2011.jpg?240|The MCC-216 Multiple Classic Computer doing its C64 thing }}
{{ :commvex:pet8296d-2011.jpg?200|European CBM 8296D the last of the PET/CBM line}}

===== 25th Anniversary of CD32 =====

The most notable of the CBM game systems, the Amiga CD32 is celebrating its 25th anniversary.  There will be a unit on display for visitor entertainment.

The CD32 is mostly an Amiga 1200; with the proper expansions, it can be made into a A1200-compatible computer and more.

Also you will see Ray Carlsen's redesign of the CD32 power supply.

===== Commodore 386 Laptop ======

If the power supply can be found (or remade), the Commodore 386 laptop will be on exhibit! Not seen since CommVEx v1 or v2.

And running Windows 3.1 in French!

===== Commodore B128 =====

The B128 returns, fully working.  The B128 was part of the CBM-II series of business computers.  B128 courtesy of Robert Bernardo



===== 20 years of the CMD SuperCPU =====

In celebration of its 20th anniversary, we will have two CMD SuperCPU 128's at the show.  You can see how this impressive add-on was a "must-have" upgrade for the Commodore power-user in the day.

===== Meet A.L.I.C.E. ======

Up for display is the new A.L.I.C.E. (A Laptop Incorporating a Classic Experience) laptop which runs AmiKit X and Amiga OS 4.1 Final Edition, update 1.  See the unboxing here: [[http://blog.retro-link.com/2017/10/unboxing-alice-laptop-incorporating.html]]

===== The Super-Accessorized C128DCR =====

This is a prime example of a C128DCR complete with 1084S-2 monitor, Data Guard desktop power protector, external speakers, FM radio module, SD2IEC, CMD RAMLink, CP-clock RTC, and Commodore joystick.  C128DCR courtesy of Mario Luppi

===== Amiga 1200 =====

Saturday only, this A1200 with Blizzard '030 will appear.  A1200 courtesy of Sev Kocharian

===== VR64 with Street Defender =====

Put on these goggles and experience a 3-D world with the C64 shooter, Street Defender.  VR64 and Street Defender by Jim Happel

===== Playstation guitar with Shredz64 =====

Be a rock-and-roll star by playing the Playstation guitar with the C64 program, Shredz64.  PSX64 interface adapter and Shredz64 by Toni Westbrook

===== StrikeLink v1.1 Wi-Fi Modem, WiFi64 Modem =====

See the latest in internet connectivity!  The StrikeLink v.1.1 Wi-Fi modem comes from the ViC 64 club in Victoria, B.C., Canada.  The WiFi64 modem comes from SharewarePlus of England.

===== Commodore 64C System =====

Enjoy the C64C in all its beigegesness!  Comes with JiffyDOS and matching 1571 disk drive.

===== Commodore VIC-20 =====

The VIC-20 returns with JiffyDOS, the Final Expansion 3 cartridge and the Behr-Bonz multi-cart.

===== Commodore Plus/4 =====

Enjoy the business end of Commodore with this Plus/4 modded by Ray Carlsen and sporting a Ray Carlsen power supply!

===== Commodore SX-64 =====

Back from a Ray Carlsen repair (and his previous mods to it), the SX-64 sports JiffyDOS, a CMD FD-4000 3 1/2" disk drive in addition to its regular 5 1/4" disk drive.  SX-64 courtesy of Robert Bernardo
===== Commodore Amiga 500+ =====

This NTSC Amiga 500+ has 2 meg Chip RAM, ECS chips, OS 3.1, RTC, and is being exhibited with a Supra Turbo 28 accelerator.  A500+ courtesy of Robert Bernardo

===== Commodore Amiga 2000 =====

This big-box Amiga 2000 sports a Blizzard '060 board running at 50 MHz, OS 3.1, dual disk drives, 128 megs of Fast RAM, 2 megs of Chip RAM, 4 gig SCSI drive, CD-ROM drive, and Video Toaster.  A2000 courtesy of Robert Bernardo

===== Commodore Amiga 600 ====

This NTSC Amiga 600 has OS 3.1 and a CompactFlash hard drive connected by a CF-to-IDE adapter.  A600 courtesy of Robert Bernardo