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The list of exhibitors attending Wakefield 2016 currently includes the following companies and individuals. We’re still adding names, though – so watch this space for updates!
![[Floorplan]](images/plan.png)
The floorplan and stand numbers are provisional, and still subject to change.
If you would like attend the event as an exhibitor, then please contact us for more information or to book your place – spaces are available on a first-come, first-served basis.
ABug
Stand 5
My stand is for ABug - The Acorn and BBC computer User Group. I’ll have a BBC B and a Master 128 set up mainly for games or whatever people want to use them for. I’ll also have some information on ABug and what happens at our user group meetings.
Alex Wilson
Stand 3
I intend to use my space to show off a restored Master 512 and a 128 running a fully working Acorn Winchester 130.
Not intending to sell anything , but might have a few small items I’d be willing to part with.
During the day myself and a couple of other 8-bitters plan to restore a fried Electron to working condition , so people may be interested in looking in on that.
I’ll have other small peripheral devices in action as well.
I’ll also be on the lookout for an Arc for sale to use as a level three server in the future , so where better than a RISC show.
Looking forward to seeing you all there.
AMGOG Games
Stand 17
Archive Magazine
Stand 11
Charity Stall
Stand 2
CJE Micro’s and 4D
Stand 16 (Show Theatre at 1.30pm)
Daniel Jameson (Networking)
Stand 8
I will be exhibiting an Econet network based around an MDFS file server. Visitors will be able to play all of the commercial RetroSoftware titles as well as some brand new old games, play Cave (the Econet MUD), Arena II and (hopefully!) Mugins. I will have a machine with a De0-Nano running as a 32016 coprocessor with Panos across the Econet. I’ll also be trying to bring another MDFS back from the dead over the course of the day.
Drag ‘n Drop
Stand 13
Flax Cottage Educational Archive
Stand 7
Impression X (Richard Keefe)
Stand 18
I will be showing Release 4 or a Pre-Release of Release 4 of Impression-X, which is intended to incorporate all of the 5.13 Publisher Plus changes, as well as some other bug fixes.
Microsoft
Stand 21 (Show Theatre at 3.00pm)
Microsoft will demonstrate Windows 10 IoT Core on the Raspberry Pi, providing an overview of its capabilities and what can be done with it. There's also a new Visual Studio extension that targets the ARM architechture - and we would like to share our plans for this and your RISC OS operating system.
North One Communications Ltd
Stand 20
Orpheus Internet
Stand 10
R-Comp
Stand 9 (Show Theatre at 11.15am)
R-Comp Interactive
Stand 9
Retro Hardware
Stand 6
A range of new, enhanced, products for the Acorn range of computers. Speciality repairs for the Electron and its Peripherals. A range of semiconductors for Acorn machines.
Retro Software (jason Nicholls)
Stand 4
RISC OS Open Ltd
Stand 14 (Show Theatre at 12.00pm)
Sine Nomine Software
Stand 19 (Show Theatre at 2.15pm)
A new version of RiscOSM, the vector map software based on Open Street Map will be released at the show. Highlights include animation of GPX tracks, CSV import and export, and changes to make it easier to use the software on computers with limited application space (e.g. RISC OS 4 and 6).
A wide range of freshly-converted map data will be available for purchase on SD card.
We will also be launching a new version of ImpEmail, the mail-merging email software. As well as supporting Impulse-based mail merge from Impact and Powerbase, ImpEmail now includes mail-merge from CSV files.
Soft Rock Software
Stand 12
For Raspberry Pi owners, Soft Rock Software will be selling a RiscPC-inspired case, and - hopefully - for those who like to play computer games, there may be a new version of an old budget title.
Steve Fryatt
Stand 15
Wakefield RISC OS Computer Club
Stand 1
Come to the stand and join the club that runs the Wakefield Show, we are now international with members in Canada and italy and well as all over the UK.
Pick up the latest edition of the newsletter CD for 10 ukp for non-members and 7.50 ukp for members or join and the club and get the CD at 7.50.
The popular networking guides will also be available to order at the show.
Don’t forget the prize draw is also taking place on the club stand with two possible prizes.
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