SPARC-compatible workstations, priced similarly to high-end PCs, are expected by early 1993.
As Mideast tensions wane, Israel can sell its wares more openly.
[author : Andy Redfern]
Apple is updating computers and introducing new ones as rapidly as possible.
[author : Tom Thompson]
Microsoft Access, the happy union of SQL and Visual Basic.
[author : Jon Udell]
Video for Windows, coming soon to a PC near you
Convertible, pen computing without compromises
R4000 upgrade, a leap in power for SGI's Iris Indigo
Gateway 2000 4DX2-66V and Hyundai 466D2, low-cost DX2 local-bus systems
HP Vectra 486/33N, a low-cost system from an upscale vendor
Watch TV on the 486SX/25 Multimedia Computer System: centrally manage electrical power to local or remote LAN components with LanSafe II and more.
New CPUs confuse PC buying decisions.
[author : Andy Redfern]
[author : Raymond GA Côté]
[author : Andy Redfern, Dave Andrews, Andy Reinhardt, and Tont Halfhill]
Why TrueType is a key part of Windows 3.1.
[author : Greg Loveria]
[author : Jeffrey a Shepard]
Document-oriented computing is the logical culmination of the object-oriented revolution.
[author : Cary Lu]
[author : Mark Clarkson]
Object technologies will let you shape your computing environment.
[author : Peter Wayner]
[author : Mark Clarkson]
[author : Daniel W. Rasmus]
Object technology finds a place in database management.
[author : Daniel W. Rasmus]
Object storage is a natural for persistent-data servers.
[author : Sergiu S. Simnel and Ivan Godard]
With current sound boards, sequencers, and editors, you don't have to be a recording engineer to add audio to your presentations.
[author : Tom Yager and Rick Grehan]
Three Windows BASIC programs square off.
[author : Mike Wiggins]
Performance comparison of 66-MHz DX2 systems from Compaq, Dell, ALR, and NEC.
[author : Steve Apiki]
Hewlett-Packard's LaserJet 4M should shake up the printer market.
[author : Shelley Cryan]
ExperVision's TypeReader OCR software is a step toward better recognition.
[author : D. Barker]
Tektronix's new dye-sublimation printer costs under $10,000.
[author : Tom Thompson]
The latest XVT marks interface library improvements and new development tools.
[author : Raymond GA Côté]
File conversion under Windows solves the complex problem of divergent graphics formats.
[author : Stanford Diehl and Dana Hudes]
Notebook battery-life testing.
[author : Howard Eglowstein]
The PCMCIA 2.0 PC card standard opens a new world for subnotebook and hand-held computers.
[author : Roger C. Alford]
Here's a simple DLL-based debugging aid for Windows.
[author : Randall A. Nagy]
Easy LAN inventory, a crash disk for System 7.0. and face-saving Unix utilities.
[author : Barry Nance, Torn Thompson. and Ben Smith]
Build reusable objects with Windows DLLs.
[author : Gen Kiyooka]
The BYTE Lab responds on clock inconsistencies, loopback plug pin-outs, and other issues.
Palmtops, PCMCIA, virus newsletters, and the BBS scene.
[author : Jerry Pournelle]
The search for visual truth, design tips, TCP/IP explainer, the times of physicist Richard Feynman, and more.
[author : Hugh Kenner, Tom Yager, Tom Thompson, Jon Udell, and Stanford Diehl]
Advancing technology is creating a new, more complex social order.
[author : James Burke]
[author : Dennis Allen]
Unix lives!
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