Siemens Nixdorf is offering Evans & Sutherland Computer Corp.'s newly announced AccelGALAXY(TM) graphics subsystem in its CELSIUS Windows NT workstation family. Powered by E&S's REALimage 2000 graphics acceleration technology, AccelGALAXY supports double-buffered resolutions up to 1,920 X 1,080 pixels. Other features include dual-monitor support, 24-bit Z buffer, 24-bit color, full stereo, window IDs, stencils, alpha blending, per-pixel depth cueing, and local texture storage for up to 16 Mbytes. The CELSIUS workstations incorporate Intel's new 440GX AGP chip set and one or two Pentium II Xeon 400-MHz processors. Siemens Nixdorf: Product Code 4419
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