Exhibitor list
Check out the exhibitors for the show before you arrive!
National Videogame Museum
Platinum Sponsor
A selection of pieces from the museum including rare hardware and prototypes.
Silicon Siren
Sapphire Sponsor
Just a nerdy '80s girl who loves retro computer hardware, games, and technology! 🤓
Arcade Components
Platinum Sponsor
Your source for old and rare components for arcade games, old school computers, and old school game consoles!
International Stuff with Shane
Platinum Sponsor
Shane presents a variety of computers from around the world.
Sponsored by the Hamilton Soaring Club
Time Rift Arcade
Gold Sponsor
Located at 2113 Harwood Rd. Suite 351 in Bedford, Texas, the Time Rift Arcade stands as an arcade haven boasting more than 100 classic and modern arcade games. We offer arcade classics, modern wonders, pinball machines, rhythm games, and various real action games. We offer a menu of eats and for the over 21 crowd we offer an extensive selection of adult beverages.
Wave Design
Gold Sponsor
Wave Design is an exploration of early digital aesthetics and 3D art, utilizing vintage hardware to create new visuals for the 2020s. It's like SGI never went bankrupt in '06!
Xiphod
Gold Sponsor
I've been collecting computers ever since I found a PET abandoned in a dumpster in 1988. VCFs are a great venue, and I just like to share parts of the collection. In particular, working systems from before 1980, and some custom bare-chassis concoctions.
gotBASIC
Gold Sponsor
For all people interested in the continued usage and evolution of the BASIC programming language.
obtainium retro
Gold Sponsor
At Obtainium Retro, there's something truly special about bringing old machines back to life and experiencing the charm of computing history all over again. Our deep love for preserving vintage technology has led us to gather a selection of well-crafted products tailored for retro computers. We take joy in helping you bring your ideas to reality. If there's a project you're working on and could use a hand, don't hesitate to get in touch. We're here for it.
BoysonTech
Silver Sponsor
We offer a range of Color Computer products, including the Boomerang 512K memory upgrades, Analog to Digital joystick adapters, and Hitachi 6309 CPUs. Additionally, we provide repair and upgrade services for the Color Computer 1, 2, and 3.
We are excited to demonstrate our upcoming redesigned Boomerang 2 Meg memory upgrade, It features a PLCC version of the Hitachi 63C09 CPU.
COMPUTE!'s Gazette
Silver Sponsor
Returning after a 35-year hiatus, the revived COMPUTE!’s Gazette is proud to support VCF Southwest 2026 as a premier sponsor for the modern retro computing era.
Reimagined by COMPUTE! Publications in Cedar Park, Texas, the new Gazette honors its legendary Commodore roots while expanding its horizon to celebrate the entire spectrum of vintage platforms, from the Apple II and Atari 8-bit to the Amiga and MS-DOS.
Each monthly issue bridges the gap between nostalgia and modern hobbyism, featuring technical deep dives, developer spotlights, and the triumphant return of type-in programs adapted for today’s enthusiasts. Whether you are a veteran "breadbin" programmer or a newcomer to the "Dawn of the PC," COMPUTE!’s Gazette remains the ultimate tangible companion for those who believe the best way to experience history is to keep it running.
Downpoly
Silver Sponsor
Downpoly transforms the often-overlooked and undervalued Tandy/RadioShack TRS-80 Microcomputer into a powerful sound creation tool. This project breathes new life into these iconic machines, demonstrating their potential to create a rich and unconventional palette of sounds using new software and modern pro audio.
Jerry Parker
Silver Sponsor
Jerry Parker is a local retro enthusiast who has been in the computer industry since the early 80's. His collection of working personal computers from the 70's and 80's is the backdrop on camera for the many zoom meetings he attends, and always gets the attention of the others on the meeting!
Stan Shih Computer & Paul's Sun Exhibit
Silver Sponsor
Collector of retro computers since the mid-90s, with an emphasis on UNIX workstations (Sun in particular), but also sell retro computers, parts and accessories from mulitple vendors across different platforms.
TandyShowcase
Silver Sponsor
Collector of TRS-80/Tandy computers as well as Tandy corporate and retail memorabilia. Always on the lookout for unique or obscure items for the collection.
TexElec
Silver Sponsor
Our goal is to offer an outlet for vintage computer and retro gaming collectors, hobbyists and do-it-yourself’ers to find ready-made as well as build-it-yourself solutions that work with older hardware. We love making old things work again and in new and different ways and want share to that love with you!
1UpOnCancer
1UpOnCancer is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit, gaming-community-based organization that provides direct financial assistance to adults (18+) in the U.S. undergoing cancer treatment.
The 8-Bit Guy
Selling 8-Bit Guy merchandise and signing autographs
A Quiet Alcove
At A Quiet Alcove, we bridge the gap between high-tech fabrication and traditional comfort. We specialize in durable, functional 3D-printed solutions and precision laser engraving, paired with high-quality fragrant wax melts and candles. Every piece is crafted with purpose, ensuring your space works as well as it feels, supporting you through your most productive hours and your quietest moments.
A&A Arcades and Games
Arcade pcbs, crts, 90s computers, laserdisc players set up for display a fun with some items for sale.
ABQ Retro Computers
Albuquerque's premier vintage computing club!
Adventures in Vintage Computing
Showing off what fun things I’ve been messing with this year, likely Unix/linux things.
Alex Anderson-McLeod and Will Tooker
Alex and Will will be exhibiting a variety of computers, with an emphasis on the Apple Lisa and other Apple machines. We also enjoy reverse-engineering and designing new hardware for these machines, so many of those projects will be on display too!
Almost Vintage
The colorful Grape gumball iMac G3 meets its nemesis, the outlaw Emachines eOne. A rare Antec Skeleton case PC build separates the two.
Arcade 68k's and Modified Macs.
A collection of different 68K's that made it to your local arcade. Plus some unusual/modified Macs.
Arvade Station
Retro computers from the early 80's such as Atari and Commodore
The Black Hole Called Garage
Spring cleaning of the stuff I have accumulated.
Central Texas Commodore User's Group
Are you keeping up with the Commodore? Celebrate C= Computers of the past and present with us!
Chris Kewl Creations
Retro meets modern.
ClassicBytes
Displaying early cellphones and smartphones, MP3 players and iPods, PDA and handheld computers, and orphan and vintage computer technology items.
The CoCo Collector
I will be exhibiting various Color Computers.
Commodore 64 Cartridges and Hardware
Commodore RAM Expanders, C64 DTV development and other C64 hardware.
DEC Maniacs
A display of computing equipment from the late, great Digital Equipment Corporation
DFW Amiga Meetup
Our booth will be showing off and demonstrating various Amiga computers, promoting our meetings at Dallas Makerspace on the second Saturday of the month from 2:00 to 4:00 pm and selling Amiga and other vintage computer hardware and software.
DFW Retro Rescue
Bryan and Pete return for another tour. Saving the world one rejected computer at a time.
Dave's Commodore Sales
Showing and selling fun items from Commodore and Amiga!
Donut's Hole in the Wall
Donut's tech journey spans decades, from a Color Computer 2 to his current Ryzen. On display is combination of items from across the years, from the original CoCo 2 that started it all to his "breadbin" 64 running a live BBS - and beyond!
Forgotten Machines
Exhibiting Obscure, strange, and mostly forgotten vintage computers, and data/software recovery services on strange and obscure storage media.
Gabe's Games
Hundreds of retro PC games from Dos to windows XP. There's also import Japanese games and items.
Gene Toye Laser
Laser engraved items with a retro computing theme.
Genericable
Ever wonder about the equipment that you would see in a Cable TV Headend? We demonstrate the local forecast computers from The Weather Channel and more!
Hard-N-Retro
Vintage software and restored computers and boards for sale.
IBM RT PC
I will be exhibiting an IBM RT PC, an early IBM RISC workstation running AIX 2.2.1. I will also be exhibiting a pen plotter connected to whatever machine happens to behave on VCF weekend.
Ianoid
Selling vintage computer hardware and software
It's Alive!
For too long (IMHO) , exhibitors have shows static machines, ones that look pretty but do very little. My goal this year is to present server class machines from the 1990s/2000s and have them doing actual work that was (or was symbolic of) the tasks they were asked to do when they were new. See how we did things like Machine Learning and similar back in "The Old Days".
Joel's Apple II Stuff
Miscellaneous Apple IIs and accessories for sale.
KE5VDF.NET Old Computer Closet Cleanout
KE5VDF.NET Old Computer Closet Cleanout I will be selling old computers and CRT's. I have various IT gear from my home upgrades over the years. My gear still works I just hate to throw it out.
Lawton, OK Vintage Computers
A collection of vintage computers from ourLawton, OK including:
1 PDP Small Business Cabinet with an 11/03 LSII and RX02
1 Kaypro II
2 Commodore monitors
1 Commodore 16
1 Commodore 64
1 Commodore 128
2 1571 Disk Drives
1 IBM 425SX Valuepoint
1 VGA Monitor
1 KT7A RAID Tower
Lone Star Computer Gamers
Showcasing computer games thru the years.
MDCon
​We are a passionate community of MiniDisc enthusiasts from around the world, gathering both physically and in spirt to showcase the once-revolutionary portable audio format. Explore a diverse array of MiniDisc equipment and experience live demonstrations of this groundbreaking technology! With 300 square feet dedicated to MiniDisc examples, there's plenty to see and discover. Join us for an unforgettable celebration of MiniDisc innovation!
Magic-1 HomebrewCPU
Magic-1 is a homebrew multi-tasking, multi-user minicomputer built from roughly 200 74-series TTL devices using wire-wrap construction. It runs the Minix operating system and has been in continuous operation for more than 20 years. Also appearing will be a newly designed, card-compatible Magic-1 clone built using PCBs.
Midrange and UNIX machines
A range of vintage midrange machines and UNIX workstations
Modern Usability Enhancements for Tandy Color Computers
CoCoXSID combines the audio of an emulated Commodore SID chip with the TRS-80 Color Computer. PiKey-10 is a Raspberry Pi Pico-based wired USB keyboard and Atari joystick/Sega joypad adapter compatible with the TRS-80 Micro Color Computer MC-10. CoCoVGA is a VGA monitor adapter for Motorola 6847-based systems which supports the stock modes of the 6847 as well as providing additional enhancements.
My Vintage Computers
A variety of vintage computers from my overflowing storage units.
Nate’s Commodores
8-bit Commodores and Amiga computers.
RETRO Innovations
Contemporary tools for classic computers
Random Features
Selling classic and collectible video games, operating systems, development software, and computer programming books from the 1980s, 1990s, and early 2000s.
Replay-7-Zero Multi System Hand Held Gaming System Demo
Demonstration and hands on table for The Replay-7-Zero. The Replay-7-Zero is a portable multi platform hand held gaming system kit. It uses a powerful Raspberry Pi Zero with a large 7-inch screen to emulate several retro gaming systems utilizing the Emulation Station system and custom hardware. Come check us out and test drive!
Replay-7-Zero Multi System Hand Held Gaming System Kits
The Replay-7-Zero is a portable multi platform hand held gaming system kit. It uses a powerful Raspberry Pi Zero with a large 7-inch screen to emulate several retro gaming systems utilizing the Emulation Station system and custom hardware. Kits will be available at the show to test drive and purchase.
RetroRounds
Exhibiting and Selling gaming-centric Computers, Software, and Electronics.
The Retrodores
It's 3 of us, we'll be showing C64 and Commander x16, demo programs for prog8 programming language, maybe the one of the Foenix machines; plus 2 of us will be selling items like IEC switches, possibly book reprints, and old servers/parts. See https://retrodores.com and https://p8ug.org for some more information. We had a similar table at VCFMW 2025. Brett Estrade, Sammy Cook, and Andrew Gillham.
SneakyNet
Ever wondered how America got Online? Wondered what's at the other end of your modem or why tech support needs you to reboot things? The fine folks at SneakyNet are happy to show you how our live network serves real and fake endpoints around the show.
Souper Computer
Private collection liquidation, and showcase of modern clone computers such as an IMSAI 8800, various PDP's, and a relay computer. AV gear, rackmount components, monitors, retro game cartridges, consoles, computers, computer games, cables of all variety, and accessories of all sorts for sale. these are from my personal collection, and are in need only of new homes.
SuperPope Gaming
Back again with more vintage Japanese computers and electronics from the 80s and 90s to play around with, as well as software for sale for Famicom, Super Famicom, MSX, and many more systems from Japan.
Team Mesalanius
90s/2000s PC gaming and some other random software
Technomancer Technologies
Providing various tech wares for sale and a Commodore 128 feat. SuperCPU accelerator
Tektronix 4054A - 1979 Vector Graphics Desktop Computer and 4662 Plotter
Introduced by Tektronix in 1979 with an integrated 19 inch storage COLOR CRT Option 31 with 64KB BASIC in ROM and 64KB RAM and Option 30 Dynamic Graphics (1979 GPU). I will be demonstrating my latest Battlestar Galactica 1978 Demo2 Scenes and games like Asteroids, Adventure, Cylon Attack, vector pictures and MUSIC! I will also demonstrate using my 1976 Tektronix 4662 GPIB Plotter.
Timex/Sinclair
Timex/Sinclair (and related) computers
Usagi Electric
Whatever is on display today is whatever I managed to get working. Behold! My functional stuff!
Vintage DEC Computers
PDP-11s running RT-11 and RSX11M+ using QBone and UniBone peripherals as well a PiDP-10 and PiDP-11 replica.
Vintage Portable Computers
Interact with portable computing technology from the early '80s all the way to the early 2000s. Whether it's the first versions of DOS on a Compaq Portable or gas plasma Toshiba to Windows 98 on a Compaq Armada or Toshiba Satellite, there's plenty to explore with over 20 vintage machines spanning 25 years.
Yotsubanome Network
A selection of crazy fast 286s and 486s all maxed out to their specs.
Welcome! Feel free to use the systems!
Just don't abuse them or delete data
YouFind.us
The unintrusive choice for finding your lost assets.
m.t.closet
Good memories shared and sold
techav homebrew
techav's retro-style homebrew computers and related projects