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InfoWorld
31
Plus Unveils 20-Megabyte, Faster Version of Hardcard
3
AMD, Cyrix offer up alternative SMP spec
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Review: Altos 586
3
Video arcades rival Broadway theatre and girlie shows in NY
3
Developers Unveil 'Vaporware'
2
Data Storage: Hard Disk, Tape Backup Choices Grow
2
Z-80 Board Puts CP/M on Apple
2
Gary Kildall and the Digital Research Success Story
2
Atari acts in an attempt to scuttle software pirates
2
Even without Unix
2
Another Unix Project to Run DOS on 80386
2
Simultask response
2
Seminar Spills Negotiating Secrets
2
Hazards & Opportunities in the Micro Market: Interview with Thinker Toy's George Morrow
2
Super DOS awaits new 80286 – Concurrent DOS 286 – delayed until Intel upgrades chip – offers Xenix's power and IBM PC compatibility
2
Turbo Pascal Sets Standard for Windows Programming
2
Answer Line
2
6300 Plus Launched by AT&T
2
InfoWorld, CompuServe users can work off-line, save mondey
2
Intel shows new 80286 chip – Future of DRI's Concurrent DOS 286 still unclear after processor fixed
2
InfoWorld: The Desktop Revolution
2
HP Challenges DEC, IBM With New Wave Office
1
Plus Acquires a Direct Marketer of Apple Drives
1
Altos—AMEX or MP/M?
1
Captain Grace M. Hopper: the Mother of COBOL
1
Creating a Campus Users’ Group
1
Microsoft Pursues Mac Write With Low-End Word Processor
1
Micro Industry in U.K. Shows Stiff Upper Lip
1
Operating System/2 to let PCs integrate more easily into SNA
1
News Briefs
1
Microsoft Does Windows
1
Clone Maker Columbia Closes. Officers Resign From Bankrupt Company To Form Rival Computer Firm On Same Day
1
NEC Forms Video Standards Group
1
IBM Announces Broad Range of Unix-Related Tools, Products
1
Pipeline
1
Plus Adds Two Hard Disk Cards
1
Video-game vegetables appear at Superbowl, not in salad bowl
1
We sell tools & languages for the OEM
1
MSX: The pong of the 1980s
1
Apple's Lisa Meets a Bad End
1
AT&T 6300 Personal Computer. Ma Bell wants to be your computer company.
1
After controversy, Torvalds begins work on git
1
VisiCalc: User-Defined Problem Solving Package
1
Mainframe software firm buys micro equivalent
1
IBM announces increased support for Unix on PCs
1
Quantum hard drive line uses expansion slot
1
Expandable 386 System Handles 20 to 60 Users. Altos offers multiuser series.
1
Flaws in IBM Personal Computer frustrate critic
1
TSC software advertisement
1
PS/1 Targets Elusive Market
1
Borland Rounds out C++ Builder
1
Stepping into the future: OpenStep should walk towards OS/2 and Mac
1
PC mapping software matures
1
IBM Agrees to Pay Rodime for Patent On 3½-Inch Drive
1
Altos 3068 Supermicro To Support 120 Users
1
'Secured Facility' Solves Compatibility Conflicts
1
Atari: From Starting Block To Auction Block
1
Videodisks, microcomputers form integrated systems
1
Hayes Smartmodem
1
TellStar, Level 1, from IUS, Inc.
1
CA, Oracle Renew Identity Suites
1
Close Call: AT&T Delyas Incompatible 6310PC
1
CP/M Plus, a third, updated version of CP/M
1
What went wrong at Atari
1
IBM
1
According to Garetz...
1
PBS will air 10-part series on micros
1
Computer mice are scurrying out of R&D labs
1
An exercise in frustration? Registerware forces users to jump through hoops
1
Boeing Leaving PC Software Business
1
Q&A: William Godbout
1
PC to Get Hard Disk on a Board
1
Viper bites into the enterprise
1
Plus Development, Rodime Prepare Disk on Cards
1
Computer software & games video & audio
1
Is registerware an anti-piracy necessity?
1
Ashlar Vellum Gives Intuitive Interface to Macintosh CAD
1
Atari quietly switches to a 16-color graphics chip
1
Open Interface Grants Programmer's Wishes
1
InfoWorld - Upstart InSoft storms conferencing
1
PRODUCT COMPARISON Visual Basic custom controls, Dress up your VB apps
1
Press' Vaporgate
1
Odesta Promises Support for CL/1 SQL-Based Tool
1
News Briefs: Altos responds to IBM
1
Price Cut Pressure on Compatible Makers
1
British firm unveils micros at Consumer Electronics Show
1
Data Communication System from D.C. Hayes
1
Analysts See AT&T Drifting in Micro Industry. Focus on Communications Imperils Standing in PC Market
1
Apple and Bell & Howell Enter Education Market
1
Since you asked...
1
Multiuser systems offered
1
Apple's LISA meets a bad end
1
Micromation Offers Double-Density Disk Controller for SBC-80 Systems
1
History of microcomputing, part 3: software genesis
1
Block that email!
1
Horror films' themes reappear in video games
1
First Unix for the PC AT
1
Battery-Powered Mass Storage System Offered
1
A vote for fair play
1
Columbia Wins Court Round. Competitor Formed By Former Officers Appeals Injunction, Markets Its Own PC Compatible
1
In Focus: The Mouse that Rolled
1
Meditating on the fruit tree table
1
Radio Shack's Charles Tandy Dead at 60
1
AT&T Faces AT Clone Dilema
1
Ashlar adds 3-D to its computer-aided design
1
People
1
InfoWorld, CompuServe navigator updated, NavCIS displays thread views
1
Boeing Calc, Version 3.00E: Program Tackles Large Corporate Spreadsheets
1
Lotus' ScreenCam is Easy Multimedia
1
Intel Debuts EISA Chip Set for Lower Cost 32-Bit Systems
1
Staff Walks Out on ''PC Magazine'', Starts New Journal
1
InfoWorld - Lower costs, better standards help videoconferencing
1
Lotus to Ship One 1-2-3 For Unix V/386 Systems
1
Actor offers a sophisticated OOP development system
1
NCR Debuts in Office Automation Arena
1
Can Unix ever fit personal computers?
1
(Configuration-management software) At home or away, StarTeam is version control and more
1
Falcon delivers distributed application messages
1
Altos Goes After New Markets
1
Plus to Introduce With Fast Data Access Speeds
1
Big bang for the buck
1
Altos Rolls Out 68030 System With Pick OS
1
Staff walks out on PC Magazine, starts new journal
1
Telidon: New Canadian Information System
1
InfoWorld - InSoft brings chat and video to dial-up connections
1
Columbia Data Fights For Life
1
Multi-User, Multi-CPU System for Business
1
3270 demand not expected to rise
1
Axil Computer presses on with high-end Intel server designs
1
Hardcard Uses Board for Hard Disk
1
AT&T 6310: Costly AT Clone Lacks Speed, Missing Crucial Documentation
1
Prestel Continues Struggle for Acceptance
1
Other OSs That Run Unix on a 386
1
Dell joins Internet parade with Web server
1
Microsoft's Z80 SoftCard
1
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2010-04-14
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6 November 2012
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23 November 2011
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30 March 2011
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2010-07-03
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16 February 2012
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19 December 2011
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24 August 2013
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2015-08-21
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15 October 2012
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12 August 2015
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InfoWorld Media Group, Inc.
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InfoWorld
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InfoWorld Media Group
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IDG Communications
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Popular Computing
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InfoWorld Media Group, Inc
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InfoWorld Publishing Inc.
2
Popular Computing, Inc.
2
InfoWorld Media Group, Inc. (retrieved via Google Books)
1
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1
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The Intelligent Machines Journal
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Mace
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Foster
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Biggs
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Marshall
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Cole
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Dvorak
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Chin
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Welch
1
McMillan
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Moore
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Mann
1
DeVoe
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Freiberger
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Lombardi
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Hubner
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Waurzyniak
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Milburn
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Brownstein
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Parker
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Markoff
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Borzo
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Williams
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Clarke
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Sachs
1
Plakias
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Hogan
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Fawcette
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Willams
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Technical Systems Consultants
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Darrow
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Toole
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Porter Adams
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Byron
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Barbara
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work
[[InfoWorld]]
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InfoWorld
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year
1998
1
author
InfoWorld Media Group, Inc.
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Edward Foster
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John Markoff
4
Welch, Mark J.
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Brooke Crothers
3
Deborah Wise
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Stephen Satchell
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Mary Petrosky
2
Brett Glass
2
Mark J. Weltch
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J. A. Prestinario (AT&T's High-end DOS Workstations division manager)
2
Nicholas Petreley
2
Rachel Parker
2
Philip Casella
1
Edward S. Roschild
1
Robert A. DelRossi
1
Don Crabs
1
Infoworld Media Group
1
Tom Shea
1
Ed Scannell
1
PJ Connolly
1
Denise Caruso
1
Burke, Steven
1
Christine McGeever
1
Mark Garezt
1
Bob Metcalfe
1
Martin Marshall
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John Halamka
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Copeland, Ron
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Warner, Edward and Mark Brownstein
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Krohn, Nico
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Staff writers
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Cate Corcoran
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Jeff Tye
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Lee, Yvonne
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Stern, Marc
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Louise Fickel
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InfoWorld Media Group, Inc.
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William F. Kistner Jr.
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Unsure of the demand for the product, Microsoft took a prototype to the last West Coast Computer Faire
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Locus previously developed Merge 286, now used by AT&T's Simultask program to run one MS-DOS program under Unix on the 80286-based 6300 Plus, according to Judi Uttal, director of marketing for Locus.
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"A recent Review Response stated that no special hardware is required to run Simultask [and therefore it could run on any 80286 computer]. Every PC 6300 Plus comes standard with special circuitry on the motherboard. This hardware is activated with Simultask to prevent programs from interfering with one another when they are running simultaneously. This is necessary because many MS-DOS programs have complete control of the hardware. Simultask uses this circuitry to ensure that, no matter what one program does, other programs that are running simultaneously will not be affected. Other computers can't provide this assurance."
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The formal introduction of VisiCalc is scheduled for the National Computer Conference, being held June 4–7, in New York City.
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the IBM Displaywriter is noticeably more expensive than other industrial micros that use the 8086.
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PIM WATCH Timex Data Link 1 50 I he latest entry in Timex's combination watch and personal information manager (PIM) lineup is the Timex Data Link 150. A thorough redesign of the original, the Data Link 150 has twice as much storage...
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Oracle [...] acquired two new identity-related companies [...]. With the purchase of Thor Technologies, Oracle gains strong cross-platform user provisioning capabilities.
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The Enterprise's Z80 runs at a speed of 4 MHz, [...]
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On November 10, in New York, Microsoft announced Windows… Microsoft says it will ship Windows to dealers in April (although a product like Windows is difficult to predict and may take longer), priced between $100 and $250,
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A liberal collection of icons located on the Ribbon replaces an endless string of commands [...]
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The figure of more than $7 billion for last year's video arcade game revenues is a conservative one. Some industry analysts estimate that the real amount spent on video games was as much as five times higher.
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We've even added a handy new feature, called the ribbon.
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InfoWorld
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Infoworld
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Software Reviews, BusinessMaster II+, ledger for CP/M systems
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| Cited | 310 |
| All atributes instances | 2093 |
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