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Sun Microsystems and chip maker AMD have teamed up to give videographers high-performance x32/x64 computing at an affordable price. With rendering speeds that blow past top-class Pentiums, this machine will save you time, and that saved time will save you money.
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trueSpace offers solid 3D, modeling, animation, and rendering tools in an affordable product, with a reasonable learning curve.
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Posted 01 Dec 2003 / December 2003 By
Leonardo da Vinci needed a detailed understanding of anatomy to create his Vitruvian Man. Today, filmmakers and post-production pros only need 3D animation software to create characters and objects that are far more complex.
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