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That is very true. I would rather spend that money on an ALPHA station or
3 Pentium machines.

On Fri, 5 Jan 1996, Dan Ablan wrote:

> >What does you all think about Lightwave on the SGI???
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>         I think it's great.
>         But, I'd rather spend the money a few Pentium 133's
>         or, a DEC Alpha or two.
>         With a few P133's, the rendering can be distributed,
>         and, you've got machine's that run everyday software.
>
>         Dan Ablan
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