Silicon Graphics subsidiary Cosmo Software is working on a Web authoring
tool for Windows 95 and NT that will let site developers add 3-D effects
with the latest iteration of the virtual reality modeling language (VRML).
The program, called Vector, will have a suggested retail price of $329. The
beta is due in April with commercial release in May, according to Cosmo.
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