Computer industry
Ten years ago, Philip and Lesley Schier founded Computer Express, an on-line mail order company that has since grown into a leading player in the on-line sales market. With a solid reputation for providing value to home computer users, Computer Express has established itself as a trusted name in the
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IBM Chairman and CEO Louis V. Gerstner expressed satisfaction with the company's fourth-quarter performance, citing strong demand for mainframes and storage products, as well as 30% growth in services revenue. However, he noted that the PC business was a disappointment. IBM achieved a 6% increase in annual revenue,
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Apple Computer, Inc. has announced the appointment of Allen Olivo as its director of worldwide corporate advertising, effective immediately. Olivo brings over 18 years of advertising experience to the role, having previously served as the director of mass media advertising and branding at Pacific Bell. He will oversee the development
Computer industry
In a groundbreaking year for computer technology, consumer electronics are on the verge of a revolution with the integration of powerful computer chips in devices such as gaming consoles, washing machines, and interactive television sets. This shift is expected to make computing-based devices available to the masses at affordable prices.
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The joint announcement by IBM and Novell highlights the release of NetView for UnixWare, a powerful network management solution that extends the rich functionality of NetView to run on UnixWare, Novell's premier application server for business-critical solutions. This collaboration brings the industry-leading network and systems management platform to
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Wang, a leading provider of imaging and workflow solutions, has secured a significant deal with two divisions of the Australian telecommunications giant, Telstra Corporation Limited. The company has purchased a total of $2.3 million in imaging and workflow systems and supporting services from Wang to maximize customer responsiveness and
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Apple's introduction of the Power Macintosh on March 14, 1994, marked a significant milestone in the company's history, setting the stage for a decade of innovation and competition in the personal computer market. The sheer volume of Power Macintosh shipments within the first ten months, exceeding
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eWorld, the online service of Apple Computer, has strengthened its on-line support offerings for Apple Macintosh computers by adding technical and product information from seven new hardware and software companies. This expansion brings the total number of companies providing information in eWorld's Computer Center to 75, with over
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Microsoft Corporation has developed a software solution to address concerns about floating-point division errors in Intel Pentium processors. The software will allow customers to disable the faulty floating-point hardware, providing an alternative to replacing the flawed processors or waiting for replacement chips. The solution will be available to customers free
Computer industry
DCD Corporation, a leading provider of manufacturing control software, has entered into a marketing relationship with IBM Corporation to deliver a combined software, hardware, and services package for job shops and custom manufacturers. The partnership will provide a bundled solution that includes DCD's Vista software, IBM's
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As part of its ongoing strategy to provide superior cross-platform solutions, Apple Computer has announced plans to include Windows client software with its Workgroup Servers, making them a low-cost, easy-to-use cross-platform solution for mixed environment LANs. This move brings greater value to Apple's Workgroup Server line, providing an
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Nancy Urbanski, a former administrative assistant at Eagan High School, is taking International Business Machines (IBM) to court, claiming that she developed permanent Repetitive Stress Injury (RSI) due to prolonged use of their computer keyboard equipment. The lawsuit, filed in Dakota County District Court, accuses IBM and co-defendant Apple Computer
