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Articles in July, 1999 issue of Computer Technology Review

• Franklin REX PRO Proves Less Is More - Franklin Electronic Publisher's personal digital assistant - Hardware Review - Evaluation
  by Mark Brownstein
• MTI Guards Data With Data Sentry - MTI Technology's DataSentry backup software - Product Announcement
• AcceleRAIT Goes Western - Western Scientific AcceleRAIT tape drive - Brief Article - Product Announcement
• The Party's Over For The.com IPO - Industry Trend or Event
  by Joshua Piven
• Brocade Cocoons Itself In SilkWorm - Brocade Communications Systems' SilkWorm 2000, 2100, 2400 qnd 2800 network switches - Product Announcement
• DLT8000—A Subtle Enhancement - Quantum new DLT midrange tape system - Product Announcement
  by Hal Glatzer
• Ask The SCSI Expert - Questions and Answers - Technology Information
• When Bad PR Happens To Good Products - Iomega Clik! removable-media drive - Humor - Column
  by Mark Brownstein
• NTP Software Meets The Quota - Quota Manager 5.0for Windows NT Server disk optimizingvsoftware - Product Announcement
• Otari Formats The Tape Industry - T-1307 tape drive - Product Announcement
• Multi-Vendor Y2K Site: Too Little, Too Late? - Industry Trend or Event
  by Joshua Piven
• DPT Is RAIDing The Station - Distributed Processing Technology RAID Station 7 Ultra2 SCSI Storage Array RAID array system - Product Announcement
• Maxell's Agreement Is Super - Quantum Super DLTtape - Company Business and Marketing
• SurfSaver Still Hangs Ten - AskSam Systems' SurfSaver and Weboria's Webforia Organizer Web browsers - Software Review - Evaluation
  by Dave Trowbridge
• SANs: Toward The Information Utility - storage attached network - Technology Information
  by Fred G. Moore
• Tandberg SLR Puts 'Big Punch Power' Into The DC6000 Tape Form Factor - Product Information
  by Zophar Sante
• Ultra3 SCSI Powers The Market - Technology Information
  by Zulfi Qazilbash
• Mature Unified Messaging Will Use Open Standards - Technology Information - Column
  by Richard M. Tarabour
• RAID I/O Flyer LVI Sings In Unison - Unison Information Systems RAID storage system - Product Announcement
• Tecmar Dittos To The Max - Tecmar Technologies Ditto Max Professional 10GB tape drive - Product Announcement
• Compaq Bets On SANs: ENSA Is Their Ace In The Hole - interview with Darren Thomas of Compaq's Storage Group Division - Company Business and Marketing
  by Joshua Piven
• JetSend Technology Allows Device Connectivity With No Servers, Drivers, Or Code - Company Business and Marketing
  by Alex Pournelle
• Ultera Masters The Tape Library - Ultera Systems LibraryMaster tape controller - Product Announcement
• Ultra160/m Will Become The Preferred SCSI Implementation - Technology Information
  by Michael Joyce
• Dr. Fred Hertrich — Father Of Dlt
  by Grant Saviers
• 3Com Unzips Its ZipChip - 3Com SuperStack II Switch 1100/3300, 3Com CoreBuilder 3500, 3Com CoreBuilder 7900, 3Com CoreBuilder 9000 network switches - Product Announcement
• Impressions Of N+I And SNIA - Networld + Interop and Storage Networking Industry Association - Industry Trend or Event
  by Mark Brownstein
• Linux Delivers The Goods For VPNs - Product Information
  by George E. Lucas, Jr
• General Micro Systems Puts Mini DDrive II Behind The Wheel - Product Announcement
• DataDirect Networks Hoping For A Fit With Its SANware - storage management - Product Announcement
  by Kim Borg
• Hypercomputers Are More Than Hype - Star Bridge Systems' HAL300GrW and IBM's Pacific Blue - Company Business and Marketing
  by Mark Brownstein
• Why Do You Need To Test Fibre Channel? - Technology Information
  by Greg Beutler
• Intergraph Takes SANs TO The ExtremeZ - Intergraph Computer Systems unveiled ExtremeZ SAN data storage device - Product Announcement
• Automated Data Libraries Can Help To Manage Your Data In Y2K - Technology Information
  by Lee H. Elizer