SGI Indy

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SGI Indy is a mid-1990s Silicon Graphics workstation known for its advanced graphics, multimedia capabilities, and use in professional 3D and visualization work.

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SGI Indy canonical 3

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Predicate Object
instanceOf RISC workstation
workstation computer
alsoKnownAs Indy
architecture MIPS
busArchitecture GIO bus
color teal
companyHeadquartersOfManufacturer Mountain View, California
countryOfOrigin United States
cpu MIPS R4000
linked to: R4000

MIPS R4400
linked to: R4000

MIPS R4600
designedFor desktop graphics and multimedia computing
discontinuedYear late 1990s
displayOutput 13W3 video connector
formFactor pizza box desktop
graphicsSubsystem Indy 24-bit Elan graphics
Indy 24-bit XZ graphics
Indy 8-bit XL graphics
hasFeature CD-ROM drive in many configurations
PS/2 keyboard and mouse ports
SCSI storage interface
onboard Ethernet networking
onboard audio
parallel port
serial ports
video input capability in some configurations
introductionYear 1993
manufacturer Silicon Graphics
linked to: SGI
memoryCapacity up to 256 MB RAM (approximate maximum, model-dependent)
memoryType 72-pin SIMM
notableFor advanced 2D and 3D graphics for its time
multimedia capabilities
use in professional 3D and visualization work
operatingSystem IRIX
operatingSystemFamily UNIX
linked to: Unix
predecessor SGI Indigo
linked to: SGI
storage 3.5-inch SCSI hard disk
successor SGI O2
linked to: SGI
targetMarket desktop workstation market
entry-level graphics workstation market
typicalUsePeriod mid-1990s
usedFor 3D modeling
scientific visualization
software development
video and multimedia production
usedInIndustry engineering
film and visual effects
scientific research

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IRIX targetHardware SGI Indy
subject linked to: IRIX operating system
Indy workstation alsoKnownAs SGI Indy
subject linked to: Indy workstations