With Microsoft's Windows NT nearing availability, IBM is working hard to improve OS/2 2.0.
Over 450,000 people jam Brazil's Fenasoft software show
[author : Stephen Banker]
Big Blue comes out swinging.
[author : Ed Perratore]
Peer-to-peer networking and more with Windows for Workgroups.
[author : Jon Udell]
Artisoft's PC-to-Mac connectivity solution offers power, simplicity. and low cost
Windows Sound System, Microsoft enters the sound board market
Infolio, have pen computer, will travel
DOC.IT, a printer, fax, copier, and scanner all in one
Quicken 2.0 for Windows, new features make this popular finance program even better
Optiquest 4000D and HiColor Turbo F/X, a winning color combination
Ways for Windows, translation the easy way
The Freestyle/SL Notebook's screen swivels; IDL for Windows lets you do high-power scientific computing; and more.
Low-priced PCs bring benefits-and risks-to buyers.
[author : Andrew Reinhardt]
[author : Steve Apiki and Tom Thompson]
Your computer might be your camera's best accessory.
[author : Philip Chien]
Xerox PARC presents a new way to view your data.
[author : Mark A. Clarkson]
Watch for hazards when moving information from the analog to the digital realms.
[author : Eric C. Anderson, Stephen Shepard, and Phil Sohn]
[author : Georges Zanellato and Ban Verhaeghe]
You don't have to wait for DSP technology; it's here today.
[author : John Bryan]
The architecture of DSP chips mirrors the functions they perform
[author : Peter Wayner]
The signal-computing environment tries to set a signal-computing standard
[author : Tim Counihan]
Eight powerhouses reviewed.
[author : Ben Smith and Raymond GA Côté]
The best 33-MHz 486 systems for today's demanding applications.
[author : Howard Eglowstein and Stan Wszola]
The BYTE Lab looks at four video-presentation programs.
[author : Tom Yager]
Compaq enters the printer market with the powerful Pagemarq line
[author : Greg Loveria]
Borland C++ 3.1 contains some features we've been waiting for
[author : Othar Hansson]
DeltaGraph Professional brings good chart-making tools to Windows.
[author : D. Barker]
Studio turns your PC into a video powerhouse.
[author : Tom Yager]
Microcom's high-level LAN manager uses OS/2 to manage DOS and Windows workstations.
[author : Barry Nance]
Microtest's Lanmodem versus Shiva's NetModem/E.
[author : Steve Apiki, Tom Thompson, and Jon Udell]
An invitation to look over the shoulders of our testing editors.
[author : Alan Joch]
Agrep's algorithms let you perform text searches using an approximate pattern.
[author : Udi Manber and Sun Wu]
The 32-bit ARM6I0 is a high-performance, power-saving RISC CPU in a tiny package.
[author : Dick Pountain]
A free Korn-shell replacement, a JPEG viewer for Macs. and a Windows file utility.
[author : Ben Smith, Tom Thompson, and Steve Apiki]
The object-based model in Windows NT forms the foundation for Microsoft's future operating systems.
[author : Bruce D. Schatzman]
Winnowing down Windows: BYTE listings on UUNET: getting from CP/M to MS-DOS: and more.
OS/2 invades Chaos Manor.
[author : Jerry Pournelle]
A look at The Hacker Crackdown, Macintosh Programming Secrets, Support on Site, and other selections.
[author : Hugh Kenner, Raymond GA Côté, Tom Thompson, and Stanford Diehl]
Parallels between artificial life experiments and competitise markets demonstrate the advantages of a free-market system.
[author : Esther Dyson]
[author : Dennis Allen]
How to get Unix for free; OS/2 2.0 defended; clarifying the A20 problem; and other issues.
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