Video Workstation Offers Total Solution

  • 04/01/96

Blossom is a complete ready to use video workstation that features titling, 3D animation, special effects and broadcast quality digital editing.

"Our goal was to provide a complete broadcast quality solution out of the box that anyone with or without computer or video experience could use immediately," said Alex Amor, president of Creative Equipment International.

The video workstation comes complete with a 133MHz Pentium processor; 32MB RAM; PCI 64 Bit 4MB video card / AWE 32 audio card; 1GB system hard drive and 4GB Hot Swap video/audio hard drive; high speed CD-ROM; 17-inch monitor and much more. Creative Equipment International, Miami, FL, (305) 266-2800.

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