Edge: Work-Group Computing Report

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Articles in June 15, 1998 issue of Edge: Work-Group Computing Report

• Chips: Intel Responds to FTC Administrative Complaint
• Financial: Compaq Provides Framework for Digital Integration
• Sub-$800 PCs With Fast 3D, DVD Uniquely Enabled by New Mpact 2-Powered Stingray Reference System. Ready-To-Manufacture Consumer PC Design Will Speed Time-To-Market For Latest Mpact 2 Media Processor Technology
• Storage: Standard for Flash Packages Continues to Gain Momentum
• Executive Suite: Dr. Takeda Named Senior VP and GM of Hitachi America R&D Division
• Chips: IBM To Expand Custom Chip Business
• Internet Security: Microsoft Enhances Network Security with ISS' Internet Scanner
• New Digital Copier: Sharp Announces Pricing and Availability of Imager Series of Advanced Digital Document Systems
• Executive Suite: Industry Veteran John Shagoury Joins Dragon Systems as New Chief Operating Officer
• New LCD Monitor: Toshiba Sets the Pace for Technology Innovation with Industry-Leading All Digital Flat Panel LCD Monitor
• Storage: EMC Delivers World's Fastest Enterprise Storage Backup Solution for Windows NT
• PowerPC: IBM and Motorola Announce Somerset Transition
• Executive Suite: Micron Electronics Realigns Organization, Adds New Executives to Sharpen Focus on Key Customer Segments, Customer Service and Support, and Online Sales
• Chips: Intel Introduces New Celeron Processor for Basic PCs; Major PC Manufacturers Announce Systems Monday
• E-Mail: Listen to Your E-Mail by Phone - For Free! With CoolMail, You Don't Even Need Your Computer
• New PCs: NEC Announces the PowerMate 8100 Series of Managed, Performance PCs for Corporate Environments
• Videoconferencing: Fujitsu General America Supplies PictureTel with Plasma Displays for High-performance Videoconferencing System
• Executive Suite: Cisco Systems, Inc. Board of Directors Approves Shareholders Rights Plan' and Promotion of Don Listwin to Executive Vice President
• Storage: Hard Disk Drive Industry Boosts Drive Capacities, Cuts Price Per Megabyte, and Shipments Grow To New Levels
• Workstation Price Cuts: Compaq Drops Prices on Professional Workstations; Workstations and Processor Options Reduced By Up to 28 Percent
• Storage: SyQuest Technology Signs OEM Partnership Agreement With Compaq Computer Corporation; Award-Winning SparQ Drive to be Offered in Compaq's Configure-To-Order Program
• Executive Suite: Merisel Appoints Industry Veteran Ronald S. Smith to President of Merisel Canada, Inc
• Voice Processing: IBM Reinvents ViaVoice Speech Recognition Software, Making It More Natural, More Productive and Easy to Use
• Chips: KEMET Corporation and NEC Corporation Announce Agreement to Produce Conductive Polymer Tantalum Capacitors
• Notebook Price Cuts: Toshiba Reduces Prices Up To 15 Percent On Value-Performance Satellite and Satellite Pro Notebook Computers. Mobile Pentium II Notebooks Starting At Less Than $3,000
• Chips: Hyundai In Mass Production of PC/100 Bus Compliant 64 M-bit SDRAM
• Financial: National Semiconductor Reports Loss of 42 Cents Per Share Before One-time Charges for Fourth Quarter of Fiscal 1998
• Employee Theft: The Shocking Truth About Employee Theft; New Report Now Available Online - Employee Theft - The Profit Killer
• New PC: The Panda Project Announces Its New Rock City Personal Computer Featuring Intel 400Mhz Pentium II Processor
• Storage: Dell Introduces DVD-ROM On Inspiron Notebooks for Home and Small Business Customers; Prices Begin at $2,299
• Monitor Price Cuts: Compaq Lowers Prices on Selected Value and Performance CRT Monitors; Up to 20 Percent Reduction on 15", 17" and 19" Monitors
• New Notebook: Panasonic Announces Sophisticated Ruggedization; The Toughbook 71. New Magnesium-Cased Notebook PC for Mobile Executives Debuts
• Executive Suite: Compaq CEO Pfeiffer Unveils Company Strategy; Synergy of Compaq-Digital- Tandem Laying Cornerstone for 'New World of Computing'
• Y2K: Vital Network Services Announces Programs for Identifying and Correcting Year 2000 Dangers On Data Communications Networks
• Storage: Iomega Zip Drive Included as Standard Feature in New Line of Compaq Presario Computers; Move by Largest PC Manufacturer Signals Acceptance of Zip as the Disk for the Digital Age
• Chips: Motorola Announces High Speed CMOS SRAM Technology Using Copper Interconnect. Technology dramatically improves circuit speed, reliability and manufacturing costs
• Acquisition: America Online, Inc. Acquires Mirabilis Ltd and Its ICQ Instant Communications and Chat Technology
• Storage: SyQuest Offers Rebates on Award-Winning Drives, Cartridges; Provides Sub-$1,000 PC Owners Affordable Option for Gigabytes of Storage Capacity
• Acquisition: Iron Mountain to Acquire the Nation's Largest Underground Records Management Provider
• Executive Suite: Gateway Announces Anil Arora as Senior Vice President and Chief Marketing Officer
• WDM: MRV Announces New Wave Division Multiplexing Products and Breakthrough in Development of Dense WDM
• Storage: Desktop Storage Leader Quantum Corporation Announces Second Generation Hard Disk Drive With Shock Protection System
• New Workstations: Compaq Raises the Bar in Price/Performance with New Professional Workstation AP400. Compaq Unveils New "Affordable Performance" Line for Professional Workstation Products
• Solaris: Sun and Intel Pave the Way for Rapid Delivery for Solaris On Intel Architecture; Open Solaris Competency Centers; Kick-Off Sun Software Technology Days
• Internet Access: Sun Introduces Super-Scalable Email and Calendaring. New Software Offers Leading Performance at a Lower Total Cost of Ownership, Helps Network Service Providers Focus on Growth and Profitability