The first version of the P5 will run about twice as fast as a 66-MHz 486 DX2.
Japan's software developers work wonders.
[author : T.R. Reid]
Apple tackles the home market.
[author : Tom Thompson and Tom R. Halfhill]
FileMaker Pro 2.0, Claris offers Mac and Windows users a dynamite database
Amstrad Notepad NCI00, surely the last Z80-based computer
ScanMan Color, color your view of hand scanners
Dashboard for Windows, a new way to drive Windows
Trakker backs up from the enhanced parallel port; PC/Television puts TV on your PC; and more.
New buses dramatically increase speed and will be showing up in systems soon.
[author : Trevor Marshall]
Innovative computer devices are coming from studies of the human brain.
[author : T. J. Sejnowski and P. S. Churchland]
If you've ever wondered how you can access the Internet, here's how.
[author : Daniel P. Dern]
[author : Merik Voswinkel]
Desktop operating systems deliver mainframe/minicomputer features.
[author : John Donovan]
Microsoft's next-generation operating system could live up to its hype.
[author : Jon Udell]
Overcoming market resistance.
[author : Mark Minasi]
Apple's plans for a smooth transition to RISC.
[author : Tom Thompson]
Vendor unity and Unix.
[author : Mary Hubley]
NextStep quietly tills the need.
[author : Tom Yager]
A thinner, more attractive Unix.
[author : Man Trask]
From MOs to docking bays, the BYTE Lab selects the best removable-storage solutions.
[author : Raymond GA Côté and Stanley Wszola]
Tests of 12 486 file servers.
[author : Stephen Platt, Tadesse Giorgis, Leslie Reisz. and Steve Apiki]
More than just an illustration package.
[author : G. Armour Van Horn]
The colorful LTE Lite/25c and inexpensive Contura make welcome additions to Compaq's notebook line.
[author : Howard Eglowstein]
Hewlett-Packard and Canon release colorful new products.
[author : Howard Eglowstein]
Dell's direct graphics accelerator speeds Windows and CAD.
[author : Jake Richter]
Apple's most powerful Macintosh and Radius's latest accelerator board provide ample computing power.
[author : Tom Thompson]
FrameMaker brings its workstation-bred document publishing power to Windows.
[author : Tom Yager]
The Tandon Option 386SLC/50 and Zeos 486SLC-25 are the first desktops to incorporate Cyrix's new processor.
[author : Roger C. Alford]
The BYTE Lab finds a solution for testing removable storage devices; CorelSCSI and an Adaptec controller.
[author : the BYTE Lab]
Inside RAID drive array specifications 0 through 5 and beyond.
[author : Roger C. Alford]
Build a tool palette as you learn object-oriented programming techniques.
[author : James H. Parshall]
A Windows file manager, Telnet for Macs, and dired sans emacs.
[author : James Stading, Toni Thompson, and Ben Smith]
OS/2 programmers now have a wide choice of development tools.
[author : Steve Mastrianni]
Internet access: modem failures; file-compression utilities; and more.
Laptops, Flashdrives, and power supplies at Chaos Manor.
[author : Jerry Pournelle]
Steven Levy's Artificial Life, Visual Basic for beginners and pros, and Corporate Snapshots on CD-ROM.
[author : Hugh Kenner, Tom Yager, Raymond GA Côté, and Stanford Diehl]
Computing diversions offer their own rewards.
[author : Daniel Seligman]
[author : Dennis Allen]
Infoglut kudos; responses to William F. Buckley Jr.; Usenet news groups; WEB's compression; and other topics.
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