San Leandro Computer Club

08/07/2025

VCF-West 2025 SLCC Exhibit

08/07/2025

10/30/2021

Recently discovered some very handy web photo album software (jalbum.net) and have created 2017 and 2021 photo albums of SLCC's booth at these two VCFWs.
o https://slcc.wdgeo.com/gallery/vcfw-2017/
o https://slcc.wdgeo.com/gallery/vcfw-2021/

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08/10/2021

We had a booth at the just-completed (Aug 7-8, 2021) Vintage Computer Festival West (https://vcfed.org/wp/festivals/vintage-computer-festival-west/). Here's a couple photos of our table & our FujiNet setup.

11/18/2020

A link to our many Disks of the Month from 1983 through 1995 has been posted to our web site, https://slcc.wdgeo.com. Many Thanks to Kevin Lund for all the work of gathering and uploading them to http://archive.org. The link is https://archive.org/download/slcc-san-leandro-computer-club-disk-of-the-month-1983-1995.

02/05/2020

Typical meeting tonight, Feb 4, 2020, verifying with two Atari 800s, that an Atari 1010 Tape Drive was working. De Re Atari helped.

11/06/2019

Sparsely attended November 5, 2019 meeting, but highlighted by Kevin's recent acquisition of an Atari 815 Dual Disk Drive. Photos show Kevin and Bob examining and testing the device.

09/15/2019

During our Sept. 3rd, 2019 meeting Garrett brought a custom children's keyboard interfaced to (I think) an Atari 1200XL. Of course Garrett's daughter is fascinated with her tablet, unaware of the historic equipment sitting next to her. Of the keyboard Garrett offered, "This keyboard was developed as a kid-friendly replacement for the standard QWERTY keyboard on most microcomputers of the time. It didn’t come with an associated Atari game, but it did have a driver disk that would allow you to use the keyboard with existing disk-based Atari educational software. I have been using it with a game called “Hodge Podge,” where pressing a letter gives you something related to that letter (e.g. “V” gives a volcano that erupts, “O” plays “Oh, Susanna,” etc.)". Kevin brought an Altair 8800 he's working on, Robbie brought the Atari 130XE & Floppy drive & hooked it up. See photos. Kevin won the door prize

08/26/2019

Atari Booth Photos from Aug 4, 2019 Vintage Computer Festival West