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When considering a laptop purchase, it's essential to think about your usage requirements and weigh the benefits of various features. If you intend to use the laptop as your sole computer, opt for a high-end model with a large hard disk, good color screen, and multimedia capabilities. However,
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Intel shares rebounded from a decline of over $4.50 after International Business Machines Corporation (I.B.M.) announced that it had stopped shipments of personal computers using Intel's Pentium microprocessor. The move was caused by I.B.M.'s internal research showing that a flaw in
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Microsoft has announced plans to release an upgraded version of MS-DOS, version 7.0, in the coming months. This move comes despite the company's decision to focus on Windows 95, indicating a effort to cater to the still substantial base of custom-written applications for the aging operating system.
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As Novell prepares to launch UnixWare 2.0, a new version of its Unix-based operating system, the company is pushing forward with plans to integrate both Netware and Unixware code into a single, unified product. The latest release, expected at the end of the year, will support up to eight
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Compaq and Hewlett-Packard topped the financial results chart in a quarter when most tech companies showed impressive growth, but Intel and Microsoft lagged behind. The personal computer market leader, Compaq, saw its revenues jump by a staggering 63% to $2.8 billion, with profits soaring 88% to $201 million. Meanwhile,
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IBM is reviving its efforts in the workgroup market with a new strategy centered around its Message Queueing software. This move aims to capitalize on IBM's existing strengths in the industry, including its dominance in the mainframe market. The company's previous foray into the workgroup market,
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The San Fernando Valley Association of Realtors, Pacific Bell, and IBM have launched an integrated technology package that allows realtors to access a computerized database of over 32,000 residential listings annually and facilitates electronic open houses for potential homebuyers. This technology package combines a high-speed data line, a digital
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Interlink Computer Sciences Inc. and IBM Corp. announced a collaborative effort to enhance the ADSTAR Distributed Storage Manager software for MVS (ADSM/MVS), enabling it to operate with Interlink's TCPaccess communications software. This integration would allow customers using Interlink's TCP/IP implementation to utilize ADSM'
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As part of a major agreement between IBM and Apple, a common PowerPC hardware platform has been announced, with chip sets from IBM, Apple, and Motorola. The new design is expected to debut in 1996, allowing buyers to run Mac applications on the Macintosh operating system, as well as OS/
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In a groundbreaking move, International Business Machines Corp., Apple Computer Inc., and Motorola Inc. announced their commitment to develop computers that can run all major software programs, ending a long-standing difference in the way PCs operate. The three companies, who jointly developed the PowerPC chip, stated that their new hardware
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IBM has announced a move to simplify its personal computer branding, effective immediately. The company will phase out its numerous brand names, replacing them with a simpler and more straightforward categorization system. The new branding system includes four key categories: IBM Personal Computer, IBM PC server, ThinkPad, and Aptiva. The
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Reality Online Inc. today announced a partnership with IBM to bundle its award-winning investment program, Reuters Money Network, with the new line of IBM Aptiva personal computers and new models of IBM ThinkPad notebook computers. This strategic move offers users more power and flexibility at home and on the road,
