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`11.Sep.2001` Michael/Cloanto (E-Mail)	Event: Saku 2001 - pictures and report from Cloanto You will find pictures of and a report about the Amiga show Saku 2001 under the title link, which took place on 01. September 2001 in Helsinki, Finland. Both pictures and report were put online by Cloanto. (ps) (Translation: mj) [News message: 11. Sep. 2001, 20:36] [Comments: 0] [Send via e-mail] [Print version] [ASCII version]
`11.Sep.2001` Anu Seilonen (ANF)	Event: Saku 2001 Displayed New Amiga Products Saku 2001, the biggest Amiga event in Finland and organized by the Finnish Amiga Users Group, gathered about 300 visitors around Finland on September 1st. The venue was organized completely by volunteers and it proved that there is still a dedicated following of the Amiga in Finland. Y One of the highlights of Saku 2001 was the demonstration by Cloanto's Michael C. Battilana. He showed the latest JIT compiler version of Amiga Forever emulation software, which will be available as a free upgrade to all Amiga Forever users. Michael also hinted that Cloanto will soon release a completely new software to the Amiga emulation community. AmigaDE Party Pack was demonstrated with three computers, two if which also ran the AmigaDE Player demo version, which was supplied for Saku 2001 by Amiga Inc. Other programme included an Amiga demo marathon in the auditorium, a Payback game competition, Mediator PCI demonstration and a popular Vaporware registration service. ImageFX, Aladdin 4D, Shogo and AmigaOS 3.9 were also available for testing. The event also generated interest among the media. Finnish Amiga Users Group wishes to thank all the event contributors and visitors for joining Saku 2001 and making it a memorable event. A photo report and an IRC log will be published later this week. A webcam picture collection will also be available soon. (ps) [News message: 11. Sep. 2001, 18:18] [Comments: 0] [Send via e-mail] [Print version] [ASCII version]
`10.Sep.2001` AmigArt	Event: ITExpo/COMDEX Show Report Tony Mulvihill summarized his impressions of the ITExpo/Comdex, in Melbourn, and published this show report at the title link. (ps) (Translation: sk) [News message: 10. Sep. 2001, 19:08] [Comments: 0] [Send via e-mail] [Print version] [ASCII version]
`10.Sep.2001` Mikey C (ANF)	World of Amiga south east Only two spaces remain and the entire exhibitor's area will be sold out for this year's show! If you are an Amiga dealer and would like to take the opportunity to retail at one of the worlds largest Amiga shows, please send an email to exhibitors@worldofamiga.com Due to a cancellation, both spaces can be purchased for £50.00 ukp. Note to Attending dealers, your information packs will be sent out this week. Please act upon receipt and return as soon as possible. Tickets for this year's event are £3.50 (ukp) and are limited. To avoid disappointment please contact our exclusive telephone/mail order dealer, Fore-Matt Home Computing, on +44 (0)8700 11 22 34. Don't forget if you order more than 5 tickets you only pay £3.00 (ukp) for each ticket. All this plus the WOASE discussion forums from www.worldofamiga.com World of Amiga southeast is sponsored by Amiga Active Magazine (ps) (Translation: sk) [News message: 10. Sep. 2001, 17:59] [Comments: 0] [Send via e-mail] [Print version] [ASCII version]
`10.Sep.2001` Czech Amiga News	Event: Amiga Fleamarket Extravaganza '01 The 15th computershow, organized by the Amiga Metroplex Commodore Computer Club (AmigaMCCC), will be held on the 20.10.2001 at the Brookside Convention Center , Hurst, Texas (Dallas/Forth Worth Area). Further details are available at the title link. (ps) (Translation: sk) [News message: 10. Sep. 2001, 14:58] [Comments: 0] [Send via e-mail] [Print version] [ASCII version]
`10.Sep.2001` Ralf Himmel (E-Mail)	Event: Pictures of the Sharp exhibiton at the IFA-Berlin Ralf Himmel visited the IFA and made a small movie. Due to the fact that this movie has a size of 15mb he extracted some pictures and wrote some lines about what is depicted. The special thing about the AmigaDE seems to be that the whole control panel fly into the visible screen area from the left picture 1 (48 KB). The controls of a game are looking realy cool. Picture 2 (64 KB) shows a megaball version. The blue background and the board came from the left side of the screen. A program can be started by touching on a graphic of the controlpanel. Picture 3 (73 KB) shows a tetris clone. Apart from the costs it could become one of the most beautiful gameboys ever. Picture 4 (82 KB) depicts the device running a 'normal' application that needs more power of the cpu then the AmigaDE (at least in my oppinion). This picture also shows that the display is still readable even if your point of view is not vertical above the device. (ps) (Translation: sk) [News message: 10. Sep. 2001, 11:28] [Comments: 0] [Send via e-mail] [Print version] [ASCII version]
`09.Sep.2001` tamar.net	Tales of Tamar: LARP meeting, Amiga and Atari update From 21. to 23. September 2001 the first medieval 'Tales of Tamar' meeting will take place near Kassel, Germany. On that weekend a LARP-Con (a mixture of adventure, entertainment, fun, and suspense) will take place in a comfortable and romantic ambient. LARP means LiveAdventureRolePlaying and gives the Tales of Tamar players the chance to put their game character from the game into reality. Everything will be of medieval style. The players will have to wear proper clothing, they will talk medieval, there will be fights between the Draks and some players and in the evening they will discuss the current political situation on Tamar and drink Met (medieval honey wine). Among others a medieval band will be there and even the radio station EinsLive ! This radio station has several millions listeners each day and they want to do an one-hour broadcast about the Con and Tales of Tamar. Since the Amiga show planned for that date was canceled especially Amiga users are heartily invited to attend that meeting. Detailed information about the LARP-Con are to find here. A new race was put to the world of Tamar in the AMIGA version V0.37 - the Orks. So the ancient war between Orks and humans is blazing again. The Orks are a non-human race and controlled by the ToT-server, only. Usually they come from the mountains and try to create their own realms. They strictly start to fight against human players and will leave nothing undone to displace the humans from Tamar, again. Now it's the players' turn. They might have to put aside their quarrels in order to be able to have the armies available required to fight the Orks. Time will show if they will succeed. The following was entirely ported from the Amiga version to the ATARI version V0.24: the town, the tavern, the online chat, the mail editor, rune stone, the rain, the green triangles (vacation mode). This makes the Atari version becoming more and more interesting. Also for that section still testers are wanted. The Tales of Tamar team welcomes Atari users. (sd) (Translation: mj) [News message: 09. Sep. 2001, 20:22] [Comments: 0] [Send via e-mail] [Print version] [ASCII version]

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