From Marc Schmitt, product marketing manager of VillageTronic, a German graphics adapter manufacturer, "...we offer a co

From Marc Schmitt, product marketing manager of VillageTronic, a German graphics adapter manufacturer, "...we offer a complete range of products starting at the very low end of 2D accelerator cards and also going all the way up to the latest and fastest in graphic adapter circuitry. We not only deliver PCI solutions for the latest in Power Macintosh computing, but we also pay tribute to all those owners of Quadras and 1st generation Power Macintoshes out there. Especially for them we have state of the art graphics adapter technology available in that special NUBUS flavour that those guys prefer :-) No other company still offers reasonably priced up to date cards for them anymore. But the one thing we are most proud of these days is our Mac Picasso 540 (in short MP 540), a highend but very reasonably priced 2D PCI-card. It received its final module, a 3D-acceleration part called 3D-overdrive these days. This add-on module has been in final beta testing and consists of two complete 3dfx chip sets (like the Power3D that you may know) but *8* MB of additional RAM. This is going to be a ground breaking combination for *any* possible user!" The U.S. and Canadian distributor for Village Tronics is the Software Hut Inc., a distributor of Amiga items. Village Tronic's Mac cards were not yet listed on the Software Hut's site this morning but its Amiga products were. Visit VillageTronic's site to see the specifications of the wide range of cards they plan to market.