SGI: the debut of a different PC

Article Abstract:

Silicon Graphics' (SGI) $6,766 320 Visual Workstation, a Windows NT workstation, is attractively designed and performs well. The product has a unique, innovative architecture, although software needs to be developed to take full advantage of it. The architecture, which SGI calls Integrated Visual Computing (IVC), uses a crossbar-style chipset that accommodates a theoretical bandwidth of 1.6GBs, compared to the 133MBs standard PCI system bus.

Evaluation, Product/Service Evaluation, Product information, Hardware single product review, Silicon Graphics Inc., SGI, Pentium II-based system, Pentium II based computers, Silicon Graphics 320 Visual Workstation (Pentium II-based system)

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Restyled Stylus Makes Debut in A-T Cartridge

Article Abstract:

The AT160ML stylus (Audio Technical MicroLine) has the ability to restore new sound through grooves because of its close contact design, increase record life and offer better sound. A gold plated cantilever makes it less resonant prone and coils provide improved efficiency. Cleaning tools are included.

Consumer electronics, Electronics, Computer accessories, Sound processing, Sound recording and reproduction, Stereo systems, product announcement, AT160ML Stylus

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NTT Makes Experimental 1.5 MB Full-Wafer LSI

Article Abstract:

A full-wafer large-scale integrated circuit (LSI) has been developed by the Nippon Telegraph and Telephone Public Corporation. It contains 1.5 Mbits and displays image information in sixty-four colors. A self-diagnosis-switching function implements correct storage and output of image information.

Image processing, New Product, Switching, LSI

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