Jul 16, 2004 : Renderosity Introduces Web Hosting

📅 July 16, 2004 - Online art community Renderosity (renderosity.com) announced on Friday that it has introduced three new Web hosting services in support of its animation outlet.

According to Renderostiy, its Web hosting services start at 150MB of disc space and 5GB of traffic and go up to 500 MB of disc space and 30GB of traffic. The services are priced starting at $14.95 per month.
Renderosity said the hosting services are designed to fit the high bandwidth needs of animators as well as their limited "starting artist" budgets. Customers can set their own spending limits and keep track of their activity though a Web-based management tool. Service options such as domain name service, Web site, FTP access, email and others are also customizable.
"We are really excited to open an animation gallery and to be able to provide this kind of valuable service to our entire community," says Tm Choate, president of Bondware (bondware.com). "This will give members another artistic frontier to explore and expand as they continue to push the envelop of digital art."

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