Will QuickTime 1.0's release "raise the bar" on personal computing?

A touchscreen computer that makes sense.

Farallon's update of an old Mac product encompasses PCs.

a new crop of desktop PostScript printers emerges

Word for Macintosh 5.0, the latest Word from Microsoft

Toshiba T6400, desktop and portable worlds almost merge

Freelance Graphics for Windows, presentation graphics without pain

Weitek Power for Windows, it claims to be the first Windows adapter card for business applications

Gulliver networks on the road, Power Memory adds RAM to the Power Book, and more.

With the PowerPC, IBM and Apple hope to set a new standard.

By combining a DSP chip and a library of multimedia functions under the control of a low-overhead kernel, AT&T aims to bring the power of DSP to multimedia.

The value of a network lies as much in whom it connects as how.

Advances in processor chips and architectures are driving the next generation of computing.

The scientists and engineers that brought you the microcomputer revolution are exploring new technologies for building the next generation of chips.

With standard functions integrated into the CPU, a new class of specialized coprocessors is beginning to appear.

Five high-performance file servers vie for the top spot on tests run with BYTE's new LAN benchmark suite.

They manage files and disks, customize workspaces, and take the drudgery out of maintenance: Praise be utility programs!

The BYTE Lab tests five network printers.

A look at the first crop of MPC hardware and software.

Apple's new 68040-based Mac reveals outstanding performance and new sound and graphics features.

A portable Mac, and two ways to access applications from your Unix workstation.

Object-oriented program methods lend structure to the process of evaluating natural-language sentences.

How interrupt processing works in PC systems.

A multiplatform utility language, DOS disk utilities, and a Mac file typer.

The "Doctor" prescribes three Windows programming toolkits.

[author : Mark J. Minasi]

What the new capabilities mean, and how to integrate LAN Manager with NetWare.

[author : Bruce D. Schatzman and Jeffrey H. Lubeck]

A firsthand look at the Mac's new three-dimensional drawing prowess.

[author : Don Crabb]

Learning to set up a TCP/IP Ethernet for PCs running Unix.

[author : David Fiedler]

Tracking memory conflicts; the search for Cyrillic; and when a 40-MB hard drive isn't.

Jerry discusses technology trickle-down.

[author : Jerry Pournelle]

Can multimedia succeed as a legitimate business application?

[author : Wayne Rash Jr.]

Making sense of PowerOpen, Taligent, Windows NT, OS/2 2.0, and the competing Unix consortia.

Tales of GUIs gone berserk.

Obscure errors in software and systems design can result in tragedy.

New Era of Cooperation

LAN defense and Outlook'92 strike chords.