Lee,
I've been running J3D on a 5000e (16Mb Mobility 128) under Windows ME for a
few weeks now and I haven't had any problems. In fact, I've been pleasantly
surprised at the results. Mind you, I haven't had occasion to try out all
available capabilities so I may be missing something. The video drivers in
general are quite nice, BTW: they allow you to turn on and off any external
monitors from the control panel--no more restarting and hoping the BIOS
recognizes the presence of the TV or the monitor) Anyway, I'm *very* happy
with the machine in general and heartily recommend it to anyone else.
-Jean Laleuf
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> I've searched the archives, and saw lots of bad news about acceleration
> on laptops, but I've got a customer that is requesting for exactly that.
>
> I've tried our Rage Mobility-P running Win98 and got no acceleration. I
> saw talk about the Mobility 128. Dell has their 5000e with a 16meg
> Mobility 128. Anybody try this laptop?
>
> Has anyone got a laptop running accelerated Java3D in any
> configuration?? Win98, 2k, whatever.
>
> Please let me know... I have to make a suggestion this week...
>
> -Lee
> J. Lee Dixon
> Software Engineer
> SAIC - Celebration, FL
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