CompuServe Thread

#Is the PAR good enough??

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#83671From: Joe lasenJun 2, 1994 10:00 PM
Read it in a couple places..My favorite magazines are Wired, New Media and T V Technology. At they try to stay at the cutting edge. Even Computer Graphics world isn't bad. Got VTU and the incredible shrinking Amigaworld today. Pretty sad. Where's Jim Plant when you need him. At least John Gross keeps near the edge. FYI, the animbrushes were sized at 128%. Heard of another game machine going 500 mips. Cray supposed to have approached them for right to use their chips in parallel processors. The race is on…and I think the games are afoot. Joe Clasen Joe's DB&G
#83708From: Paul IdolJun 3, 1994 11:28 AM
So who is SGI working with now? I thought they were really hot on the games market. Paul
#83751From: Joe lasenJun 3, 1994 11:35 PM
A lot of developers of games have a 300 to 1.5K Budget. At that rate Wavefront and a Reality Engine make sense. Alias and Wavefront all have game Task forces. Like the film industry, prehaps they decided to pursue the making and development and leave the delivery technology to someone else. Really we are talking two markets.High end and Low end. Panavision versus S-VHS. Videogame sales surpassed domestic movie sales. The Seventh Guest Sequel is probably rendering right now.
#83813From: Paul IdolJun 4, 1994 9:52 PM
Oh – I'd just read an interview with the chief of SGI who sounded REALLY hot to get into the delivery market, which is where the volume is, after all. Paul
#83828From: Joe lasenJun 5, 1994 1:12 AM
Show season is upon us in L.A. 3 big shows…Infocomm, Digital World and ShowBiz Expo roll into town next week. Newtek is listed at Showbiz. If I can pin anyone down I'll pass on the info. Joe Clasen Joe's DB&G
#83913From: Paul IdolJun 6, 1994 6:29 PM
Excellent. Paul
#83759From: Grant BoucherJun 4, 1994 12:22 AM
> At least John Gross keeps near the edge. John Gross is most certainly over the edge :} Grant Boucher – Amblin Imaging "It's hard to believe grown-ups do this for a living."