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From: ls1i+@andrew.cmu.edu (Leonard John Schultz)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.next
Subject: Re: Next, 40, Sparc, 2
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Date: 14 Nov 90 02:34:21 GMT
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On 13-Nov-90 in Re: Next, 40, Sparc, 2       
user J. Dhellemmes@spice.cs.c writes:
>GS model 24-bit color, 1152x900, 19" 76Hz monitor
>150K 3-D vectors/sec and 20K 3-D Gouraud shaded polygons/sec
>OpenWindows available spring 1991
>--------------------------------------
>$26995 list price
> 
Actually the NeXTdimension beats these stats (except resolution, but barely)
32-bit color, 1120x832, 16" monitor
30K 3-D Gouraud shaded polygons/sec
?? Around $12000 ??