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To: jim@KAOS.stanford.edu
Subject: transputers and division
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Date: 23 Oct 91 12:50:27 PDT (Wed)
From: Lance Norskog <lance@roi.ca41.csd.mot.com>

Division's PC product board pair is one 860 on one card and
two Toshiba 3d rendering chips on the other.  I got Toshiba
to send me glossies on the chips.  They do 20k gouraud-shaded
tris a second, and I don't remember if they actually do 3d
projection matmuls or not.

Toshiba (San Jose) refused to send chip spec sheets, claiming 
that the chip was only for very high-volume customers who sent their
engineers to Toshiba Chip U in Japan to learn how to design
with the sucker.  Sounded like a shuck but you never know...

Lance Norskog