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> I've never got by head around Mac 3D stuff.  I run LightWave3.5 on a A1200
> with an 40Mhz '030/882 and 10Megs (8+2chip), you can do a lot with that,
> certainly enough to learn- like to see what you can do with an 10meg Mac :)

I think you can turn on a Mac with 10 megs... wait, no, that's the new
Windoze flavors :)  Well, you can ALMOST run Photoshop...

Probem is the A1200s my school has have only 2 megs chip with a 50-meg
hard disk -- no room to load LW, much less use it.  There's a 6-meg A2000
hooked up to a framegrabber, and a Toaster 2000 V 2.0 in a lab somewhere
(probobly with a 68000 and 10 megs RAM).

> Anyways, Escom has some really nice bundles out for the A1200/1200HD,
> hopefully we get them over here too.

I hope so to -- I really want an A1200 for the AGA games, but f I poped
an 060 into one, I'd have a nice, little AGA Amiga render engine. :)

-- Joe
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