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SGI Announces More Powerful Indy Product Line

Silicon Graphics Enhances Desktop Collaboration With More Powerful Indy Product Line

MOUNTAIN VIEW, Calif. (January 24, 1995) - Silicon Graphics, Inc. (NYSE: SGI) today introduced a new, enriched entry configuration and two new CPU upgrades for the Indy desktop line, thus furthering the company's commitment to collaborative desktop computing and price/performance leadership.

At competitive prices, Silicon Graphics now offers a full Indy configuration with a 100MHz MIPSĀ® R4600 microprocessor, 32MB of memory, a 500MB system disk and a 15-inch color monitor, making the Indy's rich feature set and interactive 3D graphics capabilities even more accessible to a broader set of users. In addition, the new 133MHz MIPS R4600PC processor replaces the 100MHz R4600PC in Indy configurations and a faster 175MHz R4400SC will replace the 150MHz R4400SC. All systems are available immediately.

"By consistently raising the ante in overall desktop system performance, Silicon Graphics is delivering technology that is leading the next wave in desktop computing - collaboration," said Tom Furlong, vice president and general manager of Silicon Graphics' Digital Sight and Sound Division. "These new Indy systems now put even more powerful tools in the hands of technical and creative users everywhere."

Silicon Graphics, Inc. is the leading manufacturer of high-performance visual computing systems. The company delivers interactive three-dimensional graphics, digital media and multiprocessing supercomputing technologies to technical, scientific and creative professionals. Its subsidiary, MIPS Technologies, Inc., designs and licenses the industry's leading RISC processor technology for the computer systems and embedded control markets. Silicon Graphics has offices worldwide and headquarters in Mountain View, California

Silicon Graphics, the Silicon Graphics logo are registered trademarks, and Indy is a trademark of Silicon Graphics, Inc. MIPS is a registered trademark and R4400 is a trademark of MIPS Technologies, Inc. R4600 is a trademark of Integrated Devices Technology, Inc.

Eileen Caetano, 415-390-2036 / ecaetano@corp.sgi.com / Silicon Graphics, Inc.

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