Dell Adds the Spaceball 3003FLX
as an Option for Dell Precision(TM) Workstation
Customers
Spacetec Continues to Strengthen Workstation Market Leadership
LOWELL, Mass., Feb. 9 /PRNewswire/ -- Spacetec IMC Corporation (Nasdaq: SIMC -news), the premier provider of 3D interactive motion control solutions, today announced that Dell Computer Corporation, the world's leading direct computer systems company, now offers
the Spaceball® 3003FLX 3D input device through the DellWare organization. The Spaceball 3003FLX is now available as a 3D Motion Controller option for Dell Precision(TM)
WorkStation customers.
The Spaceball 3003FLX significantly improves 3D interactivity, particularly for 3D professionals in the computer-aided design (CAD), digital content creation (DCC), computer animation, and other professional 3D markets. With the Spaceball, users are provided with a
natural and intuitive method for moving and viewing 3D models as they build modify and verify 3D designs or animations -- directly within their active design session. As a result, users are able to focus their concentration on the model, not on the method required to move the model. Benefits include improved productivity, earlier detection of errors, improved design comprehension and faster time to market.
''Now that Dell's Precision WorkStation customers are able to source the Spaceball 3003FLX directly from Dell, our product availability has been broadened and our workstation market presence has been strengthened,'' states Joyce Ouellette, Spacetec's Vice President. ''This announcement solidifies Spacetec continued leadership in the world-wide market for 3D input devices. Dell has joined our impressive list of workstation manufacturers providing a complete 'True 3D desktop' that includes a 3D graphics workstation, 3D application, and the Spaceball 3D motion controller.''
ABOUT THE SPACEBALL
Spaceball 3D motion controllers allow users to simultaneously pan, zoom and rotate 3D models as they build, modify and inspect their designs or animations -- right within their 3D application.
With six-degrees-of freedom (6D) motion control, users simply push, pull or twist the Spaceball's PowerSensor ball for smooth and dynamic X, Y, and Z axis translations and rotations. By providing a natural and intuitive method for moving and viewing 3D designs, users
are able to focus their concentration on the model -- not on the method required to move the model.
ABOUT SPACETEC IMC CORPORATION
Spacetec IMC is the world's leading provider of 3D interactive motion control solutions including the development, manufacturing and marketing of six-degrees-of-freedom motion control input devices and software. The company is headquartered at The Boott Mills, 100
Foot of John Street in Lowell, Massachusetts. Additional information can be obtained by calling 978-275-6100 or by visiting the company's Web site at www.spacetec.com
Spaceball, Spaceware and Powersensor are registered trademarks of Spacetec IMC Corporation. all other trademarks are the property of their respective holders.
This release, as it relates to product announcements and other company announcements,
contains forward-looking statements which are made pursuant to the safe harbor provisions of
the private securities litigation reform act of 1995. Investors are cautioned that all
forward-looking statements involve risks related to the development of technology and
manufacturing capabilities, market acceptance of and demand for the company's products,
entrance into the consumer market, impact of competitive products and pricing, dependence on
third-party suppliers and intellectual property rights. Investors are directed to the risk factors
section and other information contained on the company's 1997 form 10-K and 10-Q, copies
of which are available from the company without charge, for a more complete description of the
risks and uncertainties relating to the material in this release as well as other aspects of the
company's business.
SOURCE: Spacetec IMC Corporation
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