Adobe's new font technology will give users more control over text.

Apple Introduces Low-Cost Laser Quality with Style A new dual low end for Apple printers.

Z-486/25E, the i486 and TIGA video make a powerful personal workstation

ObjectVision, an object-oriented approach makes forms cook

MT735 and LT-20, the highs and lows of printing on the road

Infini-D, a three-dimensional world for the Mac

Aldus FreeHand 3.0, a new-generation Mac drawing tool

DOS and Unix together, a transputer in a kit, finite element analysis for engineers, and more.

Combine Windows text, graphics, voice, and more.

New technologies make CAD drawings into solid models-from PCs!

Data acquisition on powerful personal computers and workstations.

Together, hardware and software developments are making it easier to handle massive amounts of data.

Wide-area information servers can distill vast archives of data.

Grace Hopper speaks out on the value of data and various criteria you can use to help determine that value.

Information Lens can simplify electronic communications.

Data management applications strengthen the integrity of network data.

A variety of storage technologies exist, and conflicting considerations are involved in choosing among them.

Jukebox manufacturers serve up gigabytes of storage.

These 33-MHz 486 EISA systems are the fastest machines we've seen.

Seamless Unix and X Window networking.

New LAN-based UPSes prevent damage.

Contenders for the extended memory of Windows users.

Storm Technology debuts an effective image-compression duo.

Image-editing software turns PCs into electronic darkrooms.

The MultiScope Debuggers for DOS provide GUI power.

A trio of printer sharers that maximize your investment.

Kodak's new ink-jet printer graces business documents.

Create documents that your workstation application doesn't provide.

All about packet drivers.

Networkwide interprocess communications.

External floppy disk drives, phones, and computing for the handicapped.

A visit to UniForum.

[author : David Fiedler]

Choosing a Unix-based architecture.

[author : Barry Nance]

Answers to some frequently asked Windows 3.0 questions.

[author : Mark J. Minasi]

Don finds a graphics oasis.

[author : Don Crabb]

Jerry looks at the Atari TT030.

[author : Jerry Pournelle]

Heterogeneous LANs can communicate despite a shortage of solutions from major platform vendors.

[author : Wayne Rash Jr.]

Will telecommuting save the world and our jobs?

Professor Kenner examines a new book of essays about fractals and chaos.

Beyond managing megabytes, to avoiding infolock.

CeBIT '91

Further musings on power, processors, and Jerry Pournelle.