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Articles in Oct 5, 1992 issue of Electronic News

• Microprocessor markets leapfrog; TI's new 486 MPU defies 386 high-end via lowest pricing
  by Stuart Zipper
• US West backs future CDMA cellular
  by Stuart Zipper
• Sematech funding seen restored in bill
  by Jack Robertson
• Transition: from performance to economics
  by James T. Healy
• IBM to offer Dialogic-made voice boards to third parties
  by Adam Greenberg
• TI franchises Texas distributor to sell VLSI logic test system
• What they're saying
  by Bernard Levine
• Korean DRAM-amine
  by Jack Robertson
• Tactical communications bids loosening
  by Jack Robertson
• National adds Ethernet controllers
• A framework, not a manual
  by Peter Dunn
• Europe tags steady despite currency turmoil
  by J. Robert Lineback
• IBM considers PowerPC OEM push
  by Adam Greenberg
• Mentor links with ASIC vendors
• Aura in Bulgarian Disk deal, NEC sampling
  by J. Robert Lineback
• Augat clipping distributor network
  by Richard McCausland
• DEC ends proprietary disk interface in favor of SCSI-II
  by Craig Stedman
• DEC suspends Alpha second source try, cites foundry wariness on fab expense
  by Craig Stedman
• AT and T network wedge in hardware push
  by Jonathan Cassell
• Control Data adds MCM-based Multiprocessor
  by Craig Stedman
• Philips ICs back Europe cordless spec. unit and PCA1070 transmission integrated circuit; integrated circuits; Digital European Cordless Telecommunications specification
  by J. Robert Lineback
• Hitachi sets 10 mm color LCD module for notebooks
• MasPar rolls out 32-bit parallel processor
  by Craig Stedman
• Cost cutting helps EEpROM expansion
  by Richard McCausland
• Apple Quadra PC expected to deploy Motorola's 68060
  by Jonathan Cassell
• Hughes Aircraft division beats out TRW for potential $685M NASA contract
• Echelon's European users bare IC demands
  by J. Robert Lineback