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  • In the 1990s, SGI (remember that company?) always had a pretty (and woefully overpriced) system; Intergraph Computer Systems (another manufacturer in the dustbowls of the Windows NT revolution) had an insane Blurple TDZ box that was the darling of the boutique effects facilities that sprung up along with Windows NT during that decade.

    unknown title 2009

  • In the 1990s, SGI (remember that company?) always had a pretty (and woefully overpriced) system; Intergraph Computer Systems (another manufacturer in the dustbowls of the Windows NT revolution) had an insane Blurple TDZ box that was the darling of the boutique effects facilities that sprung up along with Windows NT during that decade.

    unknown title 2009

  • In the 1990s, SGI (remember that company?) always had a pretty (and woefully overpriced) system; Intergraph Computer Systems (another manufacturer in the dustbowls of the Windows NT revolution) had an insane Blurple TDZ box that was the darling of the boutique effects facilities that sprung up along with Windows NT during that decade.

    unknown title 2009

  • In the 1990s, SGI (remember that company?) always had a pretty (and woefully overpriced) system; Intergraph Computer Systems (another manufacturer in the dustbowls of the Windows NT revolution) had an insane Blurple TDZ box that was the darling of the boutique effects facilities that sprung up along with Windows NT during that decade.

    unknown title 2009

  • In the 1990s, SGI (remember that company?) always had a pretty (and woefully overpriced) system; Intergraph Computer Systems (another manufacturer in the dustbowls of the Windows NT revolution) had an insane Blurple TDZ box that was the darling of the boutique effects facilities that sprung up along with Windows NT during that decade.

    unknown title 2009

  • In the 1990s, SGI (remember that company?) always had a pretty (and woefully overpriced) system; Intergraph Computer Systems (another manufacturer in the dustbowls of the Windows NT revolution) had an insane Blurple TDZ box that was the darling of the boutique effects facilities that sprung up along with Windows NT during that decade.

    unknown title 2009

  • Blurple. net, we are fairly new but we are a branch off of MarksPixel. com.

    Digital Point Forums 2009

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