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Mark,
You're correct.  The system that is being referred to is the 266Mhz 21064
class of processor.  Digital is releasing a new machine referred as the
"dream machine".  It does contain the good AXP processor, but only has
64-bits of addressibility between main memory, cache and the processor.
Systems such as the Carrera Cobra, Aspen Alpine, DCG, and NekoTech M2
have the same 21064 processor but a whopping a whopping 128-bit datapath.

Although the "dream machine" will be priced agressively, it is not as fast
for rendering as the Cobra, Alpine, DCG or NekoTech M2.

Anyway, FYI.

Carrera Computers, Inc.
P.S.    Check out our Website - http://www.ni.net/webtest/carrera.com
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