[theme : FEATURE]
Preliminary info on Motorola's 68060 is impressive, but the PowerPC 601 will probably ship first.
Hong Kong hopes to profit by its ties to mainland China.
[author : Andrew Reinhardt]
The T4500 notebook and the Dynapad T100X pen-based computer.
[author : Gene Smarte]
[author : Ed Perratore]
The friendliest Unix around.
[author : Tom Yager]
Turbo Pascal 7.0 and Borland Pascal with Objects 7.0, a new generation of Pascal
Epson Progression, a 486/33 with a graphics-acceleration Wingine
Flexscan F340iW, Graphite Card, and Paradise Accelerator, working toward clearer Windows
WinFax Pro 3.0, fax software with OCR and a cool cover-page designer
Visio, a new approach to graphics
Color Frame, a portable color display for Macs
Datafax, a Windows fax program
The ScreenStar displays two full-size documents; the Digibot II "reads" multidimensional objects; and more.
BYTE editors pick the best products of the past year.
[author : Michael Nadeau]
Asynchronous processors turn computing on its head.
[author : Dick Pountain]
[theme : MACHINE TRANSLATION]
Machine translation is coming to your computer.
[author : Muriel Vasconcellos]
[author : Eduard Hovy]
There is more than one way to perform machine translation.
[author : Eduard Hovy]
[author : Bernard E. Scott]
Many machine-translation systems are available on workstations and personal computers.
[author : L. Chris Miller]
[author : Muriel Vasconcellos]
Connecting maps with data helps visualize in formation.
[theme : SOLUTIONS FOCUS] [author : Ben Smith and Howard Eglowstein]
The BYTE Lab looks at 16 accelerators that speed up Windows operations (for as little as $139).
[author : Rick Crehan]
Upgradability meets portability in AST's new PowerExec.
[author : Rob Mitchell]
Philips' CDD521 ushers in the second CD-ROM revolution.
[author : Jon Udell]
If I only had a brain: Braincel aims to smarten spreadsheets with neural-network technology.
[author : Maureen Caudill]
Latest versions of Case:W and WindowsMaker Professional ease the task of generating Windows code.
[author : Steve Apiki]
Topas 4.0 makes quick work of realistic 3-D graphics.
[author : Tom Yager]
Two new 68040-based Amigas.
[author : Tom Yager]
Professional electronic cameras from Kodak and Sony deliver instant results to your Mac or PC.
[author : Howard Eglowstein]
The BYTE Lab introduces new Windows benchmarks.
[author : Rick Grehan]
Pen computers are reinvigorating digitizer tablet technologies.
[theme : UNDER THE HOOD] [author : Jean Renard Ward and Debra Schultz]
The OS/2 2.0 System Object Model offers a language-neutral approach to object-oriented programming.
[theme : SOME ASSEMBLY REQUIRED] [author : Barry Nance]
DOS device drivers, hexadecimal editing in Unix, and monitoring System 7.0 memory partitions.
[theme : SOFTWARE CORNER] [author : Barry Nance, Tom Thompson, and Ben Smith]
Open Database Connectivity is an API for database-enabled Windows applications.
[theme : BEYOND DOS] [author : Jon Udell]
Internet access solutions, Procomm problems, and other issues.
Microsoft moves to dominate with Access and Windows for Workgroups.
[theme : USER'S COLUMN] [author : Jerry Pournelle]
The science of complexity.
[author : Hugh Kenner, Bob Ryan, Raymond GA Côté, and Tom Thompson]
Movies no longer offer an escape from reality.
[author : Roger Ebert]
[author : Dennis Allen]
Responses on BYTE's global perspective, the October editorial, and other topics.
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