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1 total messages Started by Jerry Fountain Mon, 12 Feb 1996 00:00
FS: *NEW* 250MHz SGI WebFORCE High Impact Workstation (Upgraded CPU)
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Author: Jerry Fountain
Date: Mon, 12 Feb 1996 00:00
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For Sale: *NEW* 250MHz SGI WebFORCE High Impact Workstation
          Asking Price: $30,000 (NOW LOWER THAN BEFORE)

Note: Due to the delays, SGI has upgraded the CPU to a 250MHz model. The
      machine is shipping to us this week!

For more info on the machine, e-mail me or check out my web page at
   http://www.chem-eng.nwu.edu/~gof

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Some quick specs:

The hardware is a 250MHz R4400SC SGI Indigo2 High IMPACT:
  SGI Model WB-TWO250HI2 (retail value of $36,000 for hardware alone)
     High IMPACT Graphics with hardware assisted texturing
     64MB RAM
     2G disk
     20" Color Monitor

Plus, the WebFORCE Authoring Software Package including
  WebMagic Pro: a powerful, easy-to-use WYSISYG Web authoring application
  WebSpace Author: the complete tool for authoring high performance VRML worlds
  Digital Media Tools: applications that help you easily create media-rich Web pages
  Adobe Photoshop and Illustrator: for unrivaled digital media editing capability. 
    The Adobe software is currently delayed and will ship separately
  Netscape Navigator: the leader in Web browsers
  WebSpace Navigator: browse the Web in 3D!

-- 
Jerry Fountain          | Laboratory for Fluid Mechanics, Chaos, and Mixing
gof@chem-eng.nwu.edu    | Northwestern University
(847) 491-3555 (Office) | Department of Chemical Engineering
(847) 491-3728 (FAX)    | 2145 Sheridan Road, Evanston, IL  60208
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