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Friendly Computers (2025)
Each spring in New Jersey, the Vintage Computer Federation hosts a festival celebrating retro technology. The halls come alive with the whirrs and beeps of vintage Amiga, Apple, and Heathkit machines—and even a 100-year-old Baudot teletype. Hundreds of guests gather to experience rooms full of electronic relics in action. These are the passionate computerists keeping history alive.
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Each spring in New Jersey, the Vintage Computer Federation hosts a festival celebrating retro technology. The halls come alive with the whirrs and beeps of vintage Amiga, Apple, and Heathkit machines—and even a 100-year-old Baudot teletype. Hundreds of guests gather to experience rooms full of electronic relics in action. These are the passionate computerists keeping history alive.
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Genre:Documentary
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In Theaters:7/30/2025
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Runtime:9 minutes
Studio:Practical Effects Film
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