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The
Trenton Computer Festival is the longest continuously running computer show in
the
In
2005, the show returned to The College of New Jersey formerly
Trenton State College to celebrate it's 30th Anniversary.
The
show consists of an outdoor flea market, indoor retail market, user group
displays, exhibits by national companies (i.e. Creative Technology, Microsoft, Intel), and a series
of seminars and talks by experts on a variety of topics.
The
2006 show was held on the weekend of April 22 & 23 at The College of New
Jersey.
Keynote
Speakers
2006 -
Gregory
Olsen, the 3rd private citizen in space.
2005 -
Brian
Kernighan, co-author of first book on the C programming language
2004 -
Dr.
Rebecca Mercuri, Electronic Voting
2003 -
Bruce and Marge Brown, PC Magazine contributing editors
2002 -
2001 -
Emmanuel Goldstein, Publisher 2600
Magazine, The Hacker Quarterly
2000 -
Jeff Waldhuter, Director of
1999 -
Mike Elegan, Editor, Windows Magazine
1999 -
Eric
Raymond (Banquet Speaker)
1998 -
Stacy Horn, Founder Echo
1997 -
Dennis Hayes, CEO and Founder Microcomputer Products, Inc.
1997 -
Phil
Zimmerman, CTO of Pretty Good Privacy
1997 -
Bjarne Stroustrup, AT&T Researcher and
Designer of the C++ Language
1996 -
Robin Raskin, Editor-in-Chief of Family-PC Magazine
1995 -
Bill Machrone, Technology VP for Ziff-Davis Publishing
1994 -
Steve Levy, Editor of Wired and MacWorld Magazines
1993 -
Gordon E. Eubanks, CEO Symantec Corporation
1992 -
Paul Grayson, Micrographix and National Chair for Missing Children Alert
1991 -
Alfred Poor, PC Magazine ???
1990 -
David House, Senior VP Intel Corp.
1989 -
Bill Gates,
CEO Microsoft
Corp.
1988 -
Chris Rukowski from Rising Star??? Not sure of year
1987 -
Claudia Choi, Editor-In-Chief of Family Computing Magazine (only banquet)
1986 -
Philip Lemmons, Editor of BYTE Magazine
1985 -
Seymour I. Rubinstein, Originator of Wordstar
1984 -
Steve Circercia, Ceercia’s Circuit Cellar
1983 -
Dr. Ken Iverson, IBM, Creator of APL
1982 -
Dr.
Gary Kildall, President of Digital
Research Inc., Creator of the CP/M Disk Operating System
1981 -
Dr. Adam
Osborne, Author – "Microcomputer Tunnel Vision or Why I Designed
and Built a New Microcomputer"
1980 -
Carl Helmers, Executive Editor of BYTE
Magazine
1979 -
Wayne Green, Publisher of Kilobaud, Microcomputing and 73 Magazines –
Remarkable Opportunities for the Hobbyist
1978 -
David Ahl, Publisher Creative Computing Magazine – "The
State of the Art in Computer Games"
1977 -
Mr.
and Mrs. John W. John Mauchly, Inventor of the first Digital Computer -
"The Circumstances Surrounding the Invention of the First Digital
Computer"
1976 -
None
Interesting
things found in the flea market
External Links
article
about the orginal 1976 festival from the NY Times
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