This 16-bit machine provides remarkable computing power at a surprisingly low price.
[author : G . Michael Vose]
Use your computer to control ac/dc power.
[author : Steve Ciarcia]
The Safe C Compiler/Profiler, the Instant-C interpreter, and the C Source Debugger are examined.
[author : G. Michael Vose]
Light tamed by glass waveguides offers wide communication bandwidth.
[author : Richard S. Shuford]
Software toolkits can save you programming time.
[author : Gregg Williams]
The technology of local networking (Ethernet-style) is well established.
[author : Edwin E. Mier]
Finding the one that best meets your needs can be quite a task.
[author : J. Scott Haugdahl]
The founder of Racal-Vadic reports on the promise and peril of faster data transmission.
[author : Kim Maxwell]
Easy terminal emulation and file transfer can be yours to program.
[author : Barry J. Arnow]
The authors discuss criteria for selecting communications software.
[author : David Barr and George deW. Rogers]
Learn how to access the world's brain.
[author : Suzana Lisanti]
[author : Rich Malloy]
Radio Shack's 80186-based MS-DOS computer.
[author : Mark S. Jennings]
An IBM PC-compatible system, also available in kit form.
[author : Wayne Rash Jr]
A "spreadsheet" for scientists.
[author : Alan R. Miller]
A word processor for the IBM PC.
[author : Ricardo Birmele]
A high-resolution dot-matrix printer.
[author : Ken Sheldon]
Jerry admires the HP LaserJet printer and starts a quest for a clock board while Alex Pournelle takes a look at the TI Professional Computer.
[author : Jerry Pournelle]
Jerry's readers write, and he replies.
[author : Jerry Pournelle]
Two BYTE editors report on LAN standards, Concurrent PC-DOS, and IBM's acquisition of Rolm Corporation.
[author : John Markoff and Ezra Shapiro]
Logical propositions replace computer-oriented instructions.
[author : Dick Pountain]
Hand-helds, the Big.APL portable, and MSX computer standards are in the news.
[author : William M. Raike]
Steve answers project-related queries from readers.
[author : Steve Garcia]
[author : Phil Lemmons]
Apple's new Mouse versus Koalas lightpen.
[author : Eric Eldred]
The right tool for the small office with limitations.
[author : Karen Cmar]
Move blocks of pixels across the screen with only 3K bytes of overhead.
[author : Bill Budge, with Gregg Williams and Rob Moore]
A number of low-priced WPs offer high-priced features.
[author : Daniel J. Gingras]
Can you turn your Apple into an IBM? Not quite.
[author : David Morganstein]
Your Apple can run thousands of CP/M programs.
[author : Robert Peck]
Speech synthesizers have become working tools for computerists.
[author : Joe Lazzaro]
Smart packaging for Apple's brightest modem.
[author : Henry Brugsch]
Wozniak tells BYTE how his company began.
[author : Gregg Williams and Rob Moore]
An Apple design manager talks candidly about the origins of the IIe and the IIc.
[author : Gregg Williams]
Tecmar and Davong develop two different approaches to mass storage.
[author : Dave Smith]
Two reliable management tools make their debut on the Mac.
[author : Mitch Trachtenberg]
Sure, it's friendly to the novice, but a programmer is a novice only once.
[author : Mark S. Jennings]
A time manager/appointment book that is too little, too early.
[author : Léo Laporte]
The top of Apple's line is both underrated and underused.
[author : David D. Redhed]
A difficult language made no simpler on the Mac.
[author : Gregg Williams]
A special section of products that will interest the Apple owner.