CompuServe Messages

Martin, The INDY base price is for no hard drive, though, and 3D only through software (no hardware Z-buffer). Primarily, it seems targeted to in-house corporate videoconferencing networking (thus the bundled camera). For 2D design, it should definitely be the fastest thing going. But then, I doubt they're going to replace Macintoshes. Factors such as software availability (not too likely at Egghead) and people's comfort level with Unix will probably slow acceptance in other environments. The class act is still the Indigo2 Extreme ($35-41k). Kevin Krell – Computer Support Associates