Sentence examples for computer exhibition from inspiring English sources

The largest collection that Mr. Nadeau knows of, he said, numbers 1,200 and belongs to Sellam Ismail, who runs a vintage computer exhibition and flea market in Silicon Valley (www.vintage.org).org

http:http://www.independent.co.uk//disrupt.techcrunch.com/?amp Facebook Twitter iPhone app 31st COMPUTEX Taipei May 31 - June 4 Taipei World Trade Center Taipei, Taiwan Map With 106,450 square meters of exhibition space, Computex Taipei is the largest computer exhibition in Asia, second in the world only to CeBIT in Germany.

No. It's Britain's first computer exhibition at London's Olympia," said one advert.

http://disrupt.techcrunch.com/ Facebook Twitter iPhone app 31st COMPUTEX Taipei May 31 - June 4 Taipei World Trade Center Taipei, Taiwan Map With 106,450 square meters of exhibition space, Computex Taipei is the largest computer exhibition in Asia, second in the world only to CeBIT in Germany.

Now, customized-computer exhibitions and contests are part of major head-to-head game competitions like those of the Cyberathlete Professional League, an organization sponsored by Intel and other technology companies.

But curators at what is billed as the largest computer history exhibition in the world have tried to be patient with those less tech savvy.

Sony used the new machine to offer demonstrations on a par with Microsoft's this year at the annual Siggraph computer graphics exhibition in New Orleans.

A visitor to the area now, who came armed only with poverty statistics, would be surprised to discover an ordinary looking suburb, full of neat new build houses, a pristine college building and a busy, well stocked local community hub called The Bridge, which contains a swimming pool, computer facilities, exhibition spaces and a bustling library.

The new works have popped up on the Internet on the eve of the annual Siggraph computer-graphics exhibition, to be held next week in Los Angeles.

IN the last 20 years or so, "engage the public" has become one of the most common mantras of the museum business, an injunction to curators and designers to court their audiences with ever more seductive video displays, computer interactives and exhibition architecture.

It has more than 200 public access computers, theatres, an exhibition gallery and music rooms.