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Toshiba America Information Systems, Inc. (TAIS), the first PC manufacturer to offer consistent technology across platforms, has announced its Equium line of commercial desktops with the Intel Celeron 433MHz processor. This move marks a significant expansion of the Equium series, which now offers ten different processor speeds across three chassis
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Caterpillar Inc. is reportedly considering reducing staff and production schedules due to lower machine sales volume, while its stock plummeted 6 3/16 points to 44 11/16. Meanwhile, McDonald's is relaunching its Big Mac in a larger format, dubbed the Mega Mac, with 790 calories and 41
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Governor Ryan is considering a clemency plea from death row inmate Andrew Kokoraleis, who is scheduled to die next week for a 1982 ritual slaying. A recommendation from the Illinois Prisoner Review Board has been sent to the governor. Meanwhile, two Naperville teenagers have pleaded innocent to charges stemming from
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Fmagx, the American flagship mutual fund managed by Robert Stansky, has exceeded $90 billion in assets, a significant milestone achieved through its strong performance in the technology sector. According to Donald R. Dion, Jr., publisher of the Fidelity Independent Adviser Newsletter, this achievement surpasses the total invested in all U.
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Data Translation, a leading provider of data acquisition, imaging, and machine vision products, has announced significant performance enhancements to its DT300 Series of PCI data acquisition boards. By leveraging Intel's Pentium III technology, the updated DT300 Series boasts the fastest throughput in its class, offering customers unparalleled speed
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Intel Corporation and Level One Communications have agreed to a definitive stock-for-stock merger valued at approximately $2.2 billion. This acquisition aims to enhance Intel's networking capabilities by offering increased bandwidth and functionality through silicon integration, making it a leading component supplier in the rapidly growing Internet and
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The Philippines has become one of the first countries to witness the launch of Intel's highly-anticipated Pentium III Processor. This revolutionary microprocessor is designed to deliver unparalleled performance and capabilities, making it an ideal choice for users who crave seamless internet experiences. According to Intel Microelectronic Philippines Inc.
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HP has announced that its latest line of corporate and home PCs, including the Vectra and Brio series, as well as its NetServer systems, now integrate the Intel Pentium III processor. This move positions HP at the forefront of industry-leading technology, according to Duane Zitzner, vice president and general manager
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Intel Corporation is projecting one trillion dollars in annual e-commerce revenues by 2002, driving the company's product plans and designs to take advantage of this growth. Paul Otellini, executive vice president and general manager of the Intel Architecture Business Group, and Albert Yu, senior vice president and general
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NEC Computer Systems Division recently announced the availability of its PowerMate 8100 series of corporate desktop computers, which feature Intel's fast Pentium III 450 and 500MHz processors. These powerful systems will provide improved computing speed and system performance for NEC's corporate customers. With prices starting at
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The Computer Systems Division of Toshiba America Information Systems Inc. has announced the immediate availability of its Equium 7100 line of commercial desktops featuring Intel's Pentium III processors. This new series of desktops offers unparalleled manageability, performance, and IT advantages, providing long-term investment protection for customers. Key Takeaways:
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Toshiba America Information Systems, Inc.'s (TAIS) Computer Systems Division has announced its support for Intel's Pentium III processor, a move that will bring the latest technology to the commercial desktop market. The Pentium III processor-based systems will be available in Toshiba's Equium 7100 line
