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To: Joe C. who wrote (9844)	12/21/1998 11:43:00 PM
From: Joe C.	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 16960

STB wins flat panel design award? I had no idea they were into this. Not sure who gave award but writer is with AP. Here's the reference: <<STB Systems Inc. (Nasdaq:STBI - news) introduced the Galileo Flatscreen Monitor, a space-saving computer screen with a sheet metal and aluminum design that can sit on a desk and hang or stack in various configurations.>> On a side note, design expertise could come in real handy for a new set top box ;) Here's full link: dailynews.yahoo.com Joe C.

To: Joe C. who wrote (9844)	12/21/1998 11:55:00 PM
From: Joe C.	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 16960

TDFX on 32 bit versus 16 bit from www.voodooextreme.com. Note the last line on TDFX PR Guy quiting: <<3Dfx on 32 bit and 16 bit - 6:30pm MST - Billy "Wicked" Wilson Along the lines of that last post (32 vs. 16 bits) One of the questions that The Grandmaster lubed up today was in regards to whether or not 3Dfx could just "add" 32 bit support to their upcoming V3. Based on that Q&A I decided to ask 3Dfx if it was indeed possible, here's a response from 3Dfx's meat-popsicle, Brian Bruning: 3Dfx chose not to support 32bit rendering in the announced Voodoo 3 chips for a variety of reasons, the most significant reason being that most current games just do not demand it. This changes as developers start to use higher quality source art and massive multi-texture becomes more common. The announced Voodoo 3 parts are designed for cost sensitive OEMs and the performance gamer demanding the fastest 3D acceleration in early '99. Although we could add 32bit to the Voodoo architecture, the real question we had to answer was whether we should. Brian P. Bruning 3Dfx Interactive Developer Relations Manager Speaking of 3Dfx, a big ass Good Luck goes out to their former Director of PR, a Mr. Steve Schick, who recently (very) left the company.>>