Vintage Computer Festival SoCal 2024 (VCF SoCal 2024)

I attended the first VCF SoCal, this recording is from Sunday February 18th 2024
This is just a walk through of most of the areas in the hall to give an idea of all the cool stuff that was on site, can't wait for next year!
NOTE: I am not affiliated with VCF in any way, just an attendee. If you want to know more about the show please visit their site: www.vcfsocal.com/

[@Silent700]

Congrats from the VCF Midwest crew on what looks like a great inaugural event!

[@skunklabz]

Thanks for the opportunity for me to showcase part of my collection (4:53). I had a lot of fun and look forward to doing it again next year.

[@songsan807]

Thanks for this great video. Saw the ad for this VSF and wanted to go there which is about a 30 miles drive but had something to take care of that day. Now I know what it looks like. Probably looking to attend it next year. Still have a bunch of old computer and parts to tinker with.

[@ForgottenMachines]

6:00 Commodoreman's Data General Nova 4...awesome!

[@nickfromm5315]

my grandpa has an old computer I used to play with. it think its called a gateway. I used to play pinball on it, its very old like these

[@shireoryx6153]

I snagged that Mac SE at 1:28

[@pdahandyman]

Thanks for this! Even though I live not 20 miles from Orange, I am unable to attend. I'm so glad to see something from the show :)

[@sideburn]

I was there Saturday. If they do it next year I think Imight be an exhibitor.

[@DBinCardiff]

Thanks for sharing and glad to see all the participation! I was hoping for an overview like this!

[@Californiansurfer]

❤❤2016 I worked in Kalamazoo Michagan and attended one of these shows, I helped the guys get there stuff running. It was funny they go the guy from India is here. Who is from India? I am from California , Mexicano American . Frank. Downey California next year bring some Japanese stuff, going throw my old Japanese stuff in kanji. Next year in Southern California. I meet some one who explained quantum computer and the prisms and the concept. Thank you . Learn some on Atari and Fuji lecture. Great show..

[@Rockband2991]

At 1:16 I got that iMac G5. I also got a PowerBook G4.

[@alexandermirdzveli3200]

1:04 Nice touch :)))

[@DS08]

Lol, had to show how small it was 😅

[@douro20]

Did I just see an Aquarius with a 3D-printed case and keycaps?

[@dingusbingus7463]

I just moved out of socal end of last year, i missed out 😭

[@douro20]

I'm guessing the Lightwave Indi 5000 is an SGI Indy in a rackmount case?

[@JimLeonard]

Thanks for the footage!
Where was the music (Van Halen, Herbie Hancock, etc.) coming from? Was it one of the exhibits, or the overhead PA?

[@DS08]

There was an Atari Video Music Display exhibit in the center of the room right when you enter the hall, you can see it at 9:04

[@JimLeonard]

@@DS08 Cool, thanks for the explanation.
Second question: did any of that music get content ID'd by UA-cam?

[@DS08]

@@JimLeonard nope, probably too much other noise going on.