CompuServe Thread

I checked out In:Sync's web page this evening and found the following: Contact: Trish Naudon in:sync corporation 6106 MacArthur Blvd. Bethesda, MD 20816 (301) 320 0220 (301) 320 0335 April 21, 1995 in:sync corporation's RAZOR PRO for Windows NT (Alpha version) Spring COMDEX '95, Atlanta, booth #M7135 in:sync will show RAZOR PROFESSIONAL for Windows NT running on the fastest NT machine available, the Aspen Alpine 275 XS. RAZOR PRO for Windows 3.1 has already been a boost for film, video and games production facilities across the globe. Limore Shur, the President of Eyeball on the Floor, a production facility based in New York, says "I'm glad we were able to create such an effective design in a short time period. Having the DPS PAR and in:sync's RAZOR PRO really let us cut the whole piece together very easily." RAZOR PRO performs excellently according to Digital Video magazine (May 1995). RAZOR PRO has been rated excellent for the power and ease and use of Special Effects by PC Magazine (April 1995). With the arrival of the Windows NT version running on such a fast machine it means that production facilities can generate and output effects in nearer to real time. The faster the effects can be generated, the easier it becomes for the editor to experiment with new effects. The Aspen Alpine is a high end workstation based on Digital Equipment Corp's 275 MHz Alpha chip. in:sync will also be demonstrating RAZOR PRO running on a 200Mhz DEC Alpha. RAZOR PRO for Windows NT (Alpha NT and Intel NT) will be available May 31, 1995 for the suggested retail price of $1499 ———————————————————————- —- When is/was Comdex? I'd invite anybody able to offer a review of the NT version of Razor Pro, is it worth $1,500? Bob