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Started by Brian Smith
Thu, 05 Oct 1995 16:28
Computer Fair in Vancouver, B.C. Canada - Sat. Oct. 14th
Author: Brian Smith
Date: Thu, 05 Oct 1995 16:28
Date: Thu, 05 Oct 1995 16:28
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**** IMPORTANT **** If you are outside southwestern British Columbia, Canada, please ignore this message. (Some distant sites display messages even when the distribution is set to BC-only.) **** End of disclaimer **** For those of you still reading: B.C.'s longest-running personal computing event, the PACIFIC COAST COMPUTER FAIR AND SWAP MEET is back for its 16th year! Time and date: Saturday, 14 Oct, 10am to 4pm Location: McPherson Centre, 7325 MacPherson, Burnaby (near Metrotown, south of Kingsway and east of Royal Oak) Admission: Only $3.00 (no coupons required!) The swap meet portion of the Fair will consist of 50 to 60 vendors with a total of about 80 tables. Vendors will be selling new and used computer equipment, ranging from the latest technology to "I remember when..." technology. On the software side, there will be shareware, CD-ROMs, and assorted applications and games for various makes of computers. Also present will be companies offering computer-related services, including Internet access. Several local computer user groups will also be putting on displays. These can be a great source of (mostly) unbiased information. Find out from actual users what they think of hardware, software, or services. There will be hourly door prize draws. Food and beverages are available on-site. The Fair is run by the Pacific Coast Computer Fair Association, a non-profit society of volunteers drawn from the local personal computing community. It is in no way associated with the commercially-run computer swap meets being operated in British Columbia. Remember, we only run a single Fair each year, so if you miss this one you'll have to wait a whole twelve months!
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