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To: Eli Lauris who wrote (3122)	10/23/1997 5:05:00 AM
From: Christian Fuhrmann	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 14451

TO ALL: H-P Terminates Pixel Flow Product I do not know what impact this announcement has on the product itself, I just thought to let you know, as HP claimed to have the fastetst graphics on the planet (which actually is SGI's Onyx2 Reality Monster). >From wave@fourthwave.com Wed Oct 22 18:53:12 1997 Date: Wed, 22 Oct 1997 13:34:27 -0400 From: WAVE Report on Digital Media <wave@fourthwave.com> To: wave@listserver.com Subject: WAVE #728 The WAVE Report on Digital Media 3D --- Media Creation --- Shared Space Published by 4th Wave, Inc. Issue #728 10/22/97 -------------------------------------- [ snip ] -------------------------------------- 728.1 Quick News By John Latta H-P Terminates Pixel Flow Product H-P will not be selling the PxFl product (WAVE 717.9) which was shown at SIGGRAPH. The Chapel Hill facility will be closing and personnel are expected to be relocated to other parts of H-P. The company will take this technology and focus it into more mainstream products. The technology and patents will be transferred to the Workstation Graphics Laboratory in Ft. Collins. hp.com ---- [ snip ] -------------------------------------- Copyright 1997 4th WAVE, Inc. To subscribe to WAVE, send an email message with "subscribe wave <your name>" in the body of the message to listproc@listserver.com, not using the <> or "" characters, and replacing <your name> with your real name. To unsubscribe, send a message to the same address with "unsubscribe wave" in the body of the message (again, not using the "" characters). Previous issues of WAVE, as well as other info can be found at fourthwave.com Comments on or questions about WAVE: wave@fourthwave.com John N. Latta: jnl@fourthwave.com Jonathan Sunberg jsunberg@fourthwave.com May be redistributed in full for individual readership and posted to newsgroups, Web, and FTP sites. May not be reprinted or redistributed for profit. Short quotes are permitted but must be attributed to the WAVE Report on Digital Media. Christian