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1 total messages Started by Klaus Kusche Mon, 03 Jul 1989 14:27
transputer framestores
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Author: Klaus Kusche
Date: Mon, 03 Jul 1989 14:27
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Dear Mailing List:

Concerning transputer-based framestores:

There is a company called 'Impuls' in Vienna which offers high-end
transputer based graphics hardware:
* 9 to approx. 400 transputers (T425 or T800, 17.5 or 20 MHz)
* 2 (opt. 6) MB RAM per transputer, 5 cycles.
* 0.5 (opt. 1.5) MB video RAM per transputer.
* Max. 2730*2048 visible resolution, 8 or 24 bits/pixel.
* Opt.: C004 link switches, SCSI interfaces, Multibus interfaces, ...

The address:

IMPULS
Jochen-Rindt-Strasse 9
A-1232 Wien
Austria (Europe)
Tel: +43 222 6162401
Fax: +43 222 6162401 13


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* Klaus Kusche                                                         *
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Disclaimer:
I've nothing to do with them (except that they are the supplier
preferred by the ministry for academic institutions, and I will
get one of their boxes really soon now...).
The facts above are just my personal believes.
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