COMPAQ PRICES ENHANCED EVO WORKSTATION W4000 AGGRESSIVELY.Providing the most powerful entry-level workstation for the graphics and data-intensive applications of design, technical and financial users, Compaq Computer Corporation's affordable Evo Workstation W4000 now delivers more power at an even more aggressive price with the new, more economical Double Data Rate (DDR (Double Data Rate) Refers to an SDRAM memory chip that increases performance by doubling the effective data rate of the frontside bus. For more details, see SDRAM.DDR - Double Data Rate Random Access Memory ) memory. "As DDR is being embraced by the industry for its performance in high-end consumer PCs and the storage and the server spaces, Compaq has also decided to expand its offerings with the Evo Workstation W4000," said Ramona Thibeault, Corporate Access Business Group vice president for North America at Compaq. "DDR memory provides competitive performance to traditional RDRAM (Rambus DRAM) Pronounced "r-d-ram." A dynamic RAM chip technology from Rambus, Inc., Los Altos, CA (www.rambus.com). Rambus licensed its memory designs to semiconductor companies, which manufactured the chips. , with the advantage of allowing us to pass substantial cost savings on to our cost-sensitive customers." The powerful, yet affordable Evo Workstation W4000 series brings Compaq's workstation offerings to small or more budget-conscious businesses. The new Evo Workstation W4000 DDR starts at just $1091, with the an Intel Pentium 4 1.8 GHz processor with new DDR memory and 32 MB Matrox G450 Dual Head graphics card, delivering affordable performance without straining the budget of the small business or entry-level workstation customer. Configurable with up to 2.2 GHz Intel processors for incredible speed and featuring the widest selection of high- performance graphics -- including NVI NVI Negative Volume Index NVI Neovascularization of the Iris NVI Near Vertical Incidence NVI Naval Virtual Intranet NVI New Voice Infrastructure NVI Not Very Interesting NVI Night Vision Instrument NVI Naval Virtual Internet DIA Quadro2 EX, Quadro2 MXR MXR Mixer MXR Munxar (postal locality, Malta) MXR Mail Exchange Record , or Quardro2Pro; ATI FireGL2; or Matrox Millennium G450 or G550, or Matrox Millennium G200 Quad Multi-Monitor -- the Evo Workstation W4000 DDR is an ideal workstation for entry-level digital content creation The development of newsworthy, educational and entertainment material for distribution over the Internet or other electronic media. See DAMS. (DCC (1) (Direct Cable Connection) A Windows 95/98 feature that allows PCs to be cabled together for data transfer. DCC actually sets up a network connection between the two machines. ), MCAD MCAD Microsoft Certified Application Developer MCAD Mechanical Computer Aided Design MCAD Medium-Chain Acyl-CoA Dehydrogenase (inherited metabolic disease) MCAD Minneapolis College of Art and Design , geographic information systems (GIS) and financial analysis professionals. The reliable Evo Workstation W4000 series also includes integrated solutions for easy management within an IT environment. Standard ECC memory with pre-failure notification provides a more stable platform, and Compaq's strong ISV partnerships have ensured that the W4000 is software-tested and certified on key workstation applications, which means no hardware/software conflicts and reduced total cost of ownership. For more information about the Evo Workstation W4000 or other Compaq workstation offerings, visit http://www.compaq.com/products/workstations. CompanyBackground Founded in 1982, Compaq Computer Corporation (company) Compaq Computer Corporation - The largest US manufacturer and vendor of IBM PC compatible personal computers and servers. Compaq was started in 1982 by three ex-Texas Instruments employees. Quarterly sales $2499M, profits $210M (Aug 1994). http://compaq.com/. is a global provider of enterprise technology and solutions. Compaq can be found on the World Wide Web at http://www.compaq.com/ . For more information, call 281/514-7785. |
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