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- 1From:Government Computer News (Vol. 17, Issue 1)A list of workstations, which carry the newest Intel Pentium II chips running at speeds of 233-MHz, 266-MHz and 300 MHz, is presented. Users can convert Pentium II PCs into full-fledged workstations and save thousands of...
- 2From:T H E Journal (Technological Horizons In Education) (Vol. 26, Issue 5)When we first took delivery of Dell's Latitude CPi notebook PC we were impressed with its sleek looks, big 13.3-inch active matrix screen and relatively light weight for such a complete system (around six pounds). This...
- 3From:Government Computer News (Vol. 17, Issue 15)The smaller a notebook computer, the greater its benefits and its pitfalls. That goes double for subnotebooks weighing less than 4 pounds. When the GCN Lab tested the Panasonic Personal Computer Co. CF-M3 1, we found...
- 4From:Government Computer News (Vol. 16, Issue 16)A new system from Toshiba and the ongoing legal battle between DEC and Intel was the focus of the 1997 Spring Comdex. Toshiba introduced its $1,999, Libretto 50CT a 1.85 pound, fully functional notebook computer equipped...
- 5From:Government Computer News (Vol. 16, Issue 20)When the GCN Lab reviewed the Dell Latitude XPi 133 last year [GCN, July 29, 1996, Page 37], the reviewers wished for a CD-ROM drive, a better floppy drive and a few other goodies. Its successor includes the XPi CD...
- 6From:Government Computer News (Vol. 18, Issue 2)Over the last few years, I've reviewed about 150 notebook PCs. Few were worth getting excited about until now. Dell Computer Corp.'s newest addition to the Latitude line is a lightweight, full-featured, normal-sized...
- 7From:Government Computer News (Vol. 18, Issue 6)The GCNLab tests seven sub-$1,200 clients and finds enough power and performance for most uses The most valuable real estate at your agency is the desktop where you do your work. An aged, not-ready-for-2000 486 PC...
- 8From:Government Computer News (Vol. 19, Issue 8)New version can come with high-speed processor, plenty of memory and easy access to components Over the years, Toshiba America Information Systems' ability to release cutting-edge products before users expect them...
- 9From:Government Computer News (Vol. 21, Issue 27)The Air Force Pentagon Communications Agency will replace 400 Compaq Computer Corp. servers with 100 Dell PowerEdge rackmounted Pentium 4 servers. Company chairman Michael Dell, in a speech at the Air Force...
- 10From:Information Today (Vol. 19, Issue 9)Are you making the most of your PC? Probably not, judging from my own observations and those of others. To get a better feel for this, I talked with a product manager at Hewlett-Packard. HP recently merged with...
- 11From:Government Computer News (Vol. 19, Issue 1)PC users looking for a device to give them Internet access and other simple computing functions can buy a Dell webpc. The slim tower weighs 10 pounds and is about one-third the size of a conventional Dell Computer...
- 12From:Government Computer News (Vol. 198, Issue 33)The 3.5-pound OmniBook 500 from Hewlett-Packard Co. will have one of the first Bluetooth PC Cards for wireless access to LANs, WANs and personal-area networks. HP mobile marketing manager Hilary Glann said the unit...
- 13From:Government Computer News (Vol. 21, Issue 12)An expandable, partionable 16-way Intel Xeon MP server from IBM Corp. comes in a 14-inch-high rackmount case like the company's other eServers. But the new eServer x440 has XpandOnDemand architecture, said Mike Nelson,...
- 14From:T H E Journal (Technological Horizons In Education) (Vol. 28, Issue 11)A few years back I reviewed a notebook PC that was literally about the size of a familiar paper notebook. Of course, that notebook ran a very limited version of Windows CE, with very limited versions of programs like...
- 15From:Government Computer News (Vol. 20, Issue 16)* NEW PRODUCT Xybernaut Corp.'s newest wearable computer packs a 500-MHz Intel Mobile Celeron processor into a 6-inch-long box weighing about a pound. The Mobile Assistant V from the Fairfax, Va., company has a...
- 16From:Government Computer NewsDell Computer Corp. last month began shipping dual Pentium II processors in its third-generation PowerEdge 4300 server. The setup is designed for departmental file sharing, database applications and e-mail service. A...
- 17From:Government Computer News (Vol. 18, Issue 28)Plebe envy joins the list of challenges that upper-class midshipmen at the Naval Academy face this year, right after beating Army on the football field. The class of 2003 just became the first academy class to...
- 18From:Government Computer News (Vol. 16, Issue 25)The Naval Facilities Engineering Command's Computer-Aided Design-2 is one of the first indefinite-delivery, indefinite-quantify contracts to list systems powered by the newest 266-MHz Pentium II processor from Intel...
- 19From:Government Computer News (Vol. 16, Issue 19)Data General Corp. has all but shed its identity as a conservative minicomputer maker as it readies a new generation of symmetric multiprocessing servers for summer delivery. The Westborough, Mass., company's...
- 20From:T H E Journal (Technological Horizons In Education) (Vol. 27, Issue 1)Overcrowding at schools in Glendale, California has led to the formation of Clark Magnet High School which focuses on high technology education. The school was put together by a task force that worked with large...