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T.H.E. Journal
June 2000 |
Cold Fusion 800 The Cold-Fusion 800 from Sys Technology combines AMD's new seventh-generation processor with vapor phase refrigeration technology to achieve faster operating speeds....   |
T.H.E. Journal
June 2000 |
Premio's Apollo BX Pro System Premio's Apollo BX Pro System offers full customization and features five PCI slots for optimum expandability and easy user upgrades.... |
T.H.E. Journal
June 2000 |
The PowerMate 2000 from NEC The PowerMate 2000 is a "microdesktop" computer from NEC, combining an Intel Pentium III 500 MHz processor with a notebook chassis design and 15" LCD display. The slim computer weighs only about 12 lbs.... |
T.H.E. Journal
June 2000 |
Dell's OptiPlex The most affordable of its OptiPlex line, Dell's OptiPlex GX100 contains an Intel Celeron processor with Intel 810 chipset and a 466/66 MHz processor with 32 KB L2 internal cache and 128KB integrated L2 cache at full processor speed.... |
T.H.E. Journal
June 2000
Elizabeth Amberg |
Hands-On - Apple Power Mac G4 The latest in Apple's line of desktop computers, the Power Mac G4 is a worthy successor to the title.... |
PC World
June 1, 2000
Roberta Furger & Aoife McEvoy |
The Buying Game: Best and Worst Places to Shop for a PC Almost moment by moment, computers get cheaper, faster, more feature-rich. So why don't they get any easier to buy? Alas, figuring out where to purchase a PC remains a tricky proposition. That's true even if you happen to know exactly what system you want--and only more so if you require some assistance zeroing in on the perfect PC. |
Linux Journal
May 2000
David Weis |
Product Review: Igel Etherminal J and Instant TC Etherminal thin clients are available in a variety of configurations, including Java support, X support, text-based terminal emulation and Microsoft Windows terminal support... |
Wired
March 2000
Mark Frauenfelder |
Never Say Die For countless TRS-80 faithful and Commodore 64 loyalists, the trailing edge is the high ground of technology. |
PC World
April 1, 2000
Chris Lindquist |
Free PCs: The Price You Really Pay The free PC sounds like a great idea. You get a nice, shiny new system sent to your doorstep, at little or no up-front cost. In return, you put up with a few on-screen ads or cleverly disguised marketing pitches. So how can a bargain-conscious consumer lose? |
T.H.E. Journal
August 1999
William Willis |
SYS Performance AX-500P3 Pentium III PC |
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