The new IBM PS/2 Micro Channel as seen from inside the Model 50.

[author : Steve Ciarcia]

In the ring this month: The IBM PS/2 Model 80 and the Macintosh II.

[author : G. Michael Vose, David Betz and Jane Morrill Tazelaar]

Snow White gets a new outfit.

[author : Steve Ciarcia]

Seeing a completed drawing can't compare to the thrill of watching it being drawn.

[author : William A. McWorter Jr. and Jane Morrill Tazelaar]

The Intel 82786 graphics chip provides another way to expand the performance and life span of your current system.

[author : Bill Nicholls]

An introduction and tutorial by the author of the first textbook on the popular logic programming language.

[author : William Clocksin]

A versatile 8085 simulator written in Arity/Prolog.

[author : Alex Lane]

Using constraint solving to provide a general framework for developing more powerful logic programming languages.

[author : Catherine Lassez]

This powerful new version of Prolog fundamentally reshapes the original language.

[author : Alain Colmerauer]

Explore this Prolog notation by building a compiler for a hypothetical programming language.

[author : Stan Szpakowicz]

[author : Cathryn Baskin]

Performance, expandable hardware, transportability, and more.

[author : Laurence H. Loeb]

Two 10-MHz 80286 machines with large expansion capacities.

[author : John Unger]

These boards can improve a PC AT's performance by 2 to 2½ times.

[author : Donald Evan Crabb]

Offerings from Consulair, Manx, Think Technologies, and Spectra Micro Development.

[author : Joel West]

Phar Lap's set of 80386 development programs.

[author : Matt Trask]

Background communications software for the IBM PC and compatibles.

[author : Rob Fixmer]

Six of today's most popular CAD programs.

[author : Phillip Robinson]

The technology explosion hits Chaos Manor.

[author : Jerry Pournelle]

Removing "boring" words from a book's index.

[author : Dick Pountain]

An AI trainer and two programs for developing courseware.

[author : Ezra Shapiro]