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The Sun Blade 2000 workstation supports Sun XVR-1002, Sun XVR-5003, Sun XVR-10004, and Sun XVR-12005 graphics accelerators. This workstation also allows many combinations of graphics solutions such as dual displays for graphics-intensive use or quad displays for vertical markets.
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A full range of 2-D and 3-D graphics options are available to users and cards can be mixed and matched in the Sun Blade 2000 workstation.
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Entry-level graphics, such as Sun XVR-100 graphics, provide simple, inexpensive 2-D operations. Mid-range graphics, such as Sun XVR-500 graphics accelerators, provide fast 2-D and inexpensive 3-D operations. High-end graphics are also available, such as Sun XVR-1000 and Sun XVR-1200 graphics accelerators for texture-mapped applications.
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Two UPA graphics slots.
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UPA provides dedicated graphics card support to deliver the maximum throughput required by some customers' applications.
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For certain graphics operations, maximum bandwidth is crucial for providing realistic renderings of objects. UPA provides the capacity for such tasks. Dual UPA slots provide flexibility in configuring a large range of solutions.
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Two IEEE 1394 digital video ports.
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IEEE 1394 provides digital video performance at isochronous speed.
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The Sun Blade 2000 workstation provides the IEEE 1394 connection capability on the system board, allowing for exceptional performance for relatively new FireWire-based multimedia devices.
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