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In <cxcarbo-0703960131210001@chudmac04.tamu.edu>, cxcarbo@archone.tamu.edu (Carlos Xavier Carbo) writes:
>We are considering purchasing NewTek's Video Flyer.  Since we would have
>to drive 3 1/2 hours just to see one we would greatly appreciate any
>honest comments to the following questions about the product   I.E.  Does
>it work well?  Is it easy to use?  Does it work well with the Video
>Toaster? Is it wothe the money? Is there a better product avaliable?
>
>Feel free to tell us anything at all about the product which you feel will
>help in our purchasing decision.
>
>We thank you.

I think you'll be quiet pleased with the performance and features of the
Flyer, especially with the new software upgrade.  There are some limitations.
However, I believe they are minor considering the price/performance
of the Flyer system.

Yes, the Flyer includes the Toaster.

If you are into 3D animation, the biggest "bonus" is the inclusion of
"LightWave 3D".  If you like the computer graphics on "ST:Voyager" and/or
"Babylon 5", you'll love becoming a "WaveRider" with LightWave!

For a system under $10K, that doesn't require "compiling" or rendering,
and still look good?  Oh, and includes a killer 3D animation program?
(snicker) Good luck! :)



Regards,

John Chang
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