Boomerang, bounces your system back from power failures
Think C, an improved version of Symantec's Lightspeed C
SOTA 286i, a new accelerator card
ALPS Allegro 24, a low-cost dot-matrix printer
FamilyCare Software, helps diagnose children's medical problems
The Compaq 286 SLT advances the art of the laptop with a high-resolution display and battery-boosting technology.
[author : Frank Hayes]
Reminiscent of an episode of Lost in Space, Jerry's machines turn on him.
[author : Jerry Pournelle]
A hard disk wipeout points up the Mac's fragility.
[author : Ezra Shapiro]
Not every office needs a LAN. A printer server might be a less expensive alternate.
[author : Wayne Rash Jr.]
A CAD package and a network management utility could be just the tools you're looking for.
[author : Don Crabb]
The final version of this international standard should advance global E-mail interconnectivity.
[author : Brock N. Meeks]
Fake software, fake hardware, and virtual memory revisited.
[author : Mark Minasi]
For many applications, the pen plotter can't be beat.
[author : Stanford Diehl and Steve Apiki]
This Unix/DOS hybrid behaves like a multitasking personal computer.
[author : John Unger]
Dell's System 220 marks the high end of AT compatibles.
[author : Jeff Holtzman]
A convenient way to create and manipulate gray-scale images on the Mac.
[author : Joel West and Dwight Newton]
Run Unix and DOS simultaneously on an 80386-based PC.
[author : Jeff Holtzman]
A sophisticated text-editing environment for programmers.
[author : Namir Clement Shammas]
Lotus' Agenda takes a flexible approach to database construction.
[author : Lamont Wood]
This graphics tool offers new drawing features and an improved user interface.
[author : Rusel DeMaria]
Six months' worth of system tests.
New technologies necessitate evolution in the way we work in local and geographically distributed groups.
[author : Douglas Engelhart and Harvey Lehtman]
A theory of human language facilitates the design of computer-supported cooperative work.
[author : Terry Winograd]
You can implement useful groupware applications if you can clear these hurdles.
[author : Jonathan Grudin]
Applying artificial-intelligence techniques to groupware promises to alter the way we organize our work.
[author : Kevin Crowston and Thomas W. Malone]
A sampling of the more popular and promising groupware programs now available.
[author : Susanna Opper]
Can a new graphical interface make Unix friendly after all these years?
[author : Tony Roeber]
In software, as in statistics, all that computes is not the truth.
[author : Ronald Pearson]
Here's a set of functions that provides Pascal with neat, efficient string handling.
[author : Dick Pountain]
Read-only optical disks may be the ideal medium for large hypertext databases.
[author : Tim Oren]
Backlit, supertwist LCD technology gives computer displays a bright new look.
[author : Wayne Rash Jr.]
A look at the hardware's nuts and bolts and also at the driver program.
[author : Steve Ciarcia]
When programs are bigger than memory allows, overlays provide breathing room.
[author : Rick Grehan]