Re: Who makes array processors for AT ( or XT, PC) ??

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From: John B. Nagle
Date: Thu, 01 Jan 1987 18:54

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     That data flow engine might make a good graphics rendering unit.
I would like to hear from anyone working in that direction, especially
if they are interested in solid geometric modelling.

					John Nagle
					415-856-0767

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Subject: Re: Who makes array processors for AT ( or XT, PC) ??
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