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Software companies expect more CD, but still growth in floppy. (floppy disk)(Webcom Publishing survey)

Supporting other industry projections, results of a recent survey of software companies found that they are expecting to at least double their sales of CD units in the coming year. At the same time, they project an increase in demand for 3.5-inch flo Supporting other industry...

Tags: CD, disk, floppy disk, software, software company, survey

Research articles 1994-07-01

Macintosh Users Find Much Useful and Fun Software on World Wide Web.(Originated from San Jose Mercury News, Calif.)

Jan. 8--If you're a Mac user, you need to be on-line. You'll find too much useful and just plain fun stuff out there to let yourself stay stuck in a floppy world. Jan. 8--If you're a Mac user, you need to be on-line. You'll find too...

Tags: Apple Macintosh, floppy disk, San Jose Mercury News, software, WWW

Research articles 1996-01-09

Imation Announces New SuperDisk Upgrade Option Kit for Compaq Deskpro Series PCs; Kit Includes New Software Tools to Enhance SuperDisk Drive Performance

Business Editors &High-Tech Writers OAKDALE, Minn.--BUSINESS WIRE--Jan. 25, 2000--Officials of Imation Corp. (NYSE: IMN) today announced availability of a new SuperDisk drive upgrade option kit developed for corporate users of Compaq Deskpro PCs. The kit includes a new suite of software tools designed to...

Tags: Compaq Computer Corp., floppy disk, PC, performance, software, tool

Research articles 2000-01-25

Don't copy that floppy: software publishers cracking down on pirating.

If you thought that piracy disappeared 200 years ago with Captain Kidd, think again. In fact, the nearly $6 billion raked in by modern pirates in just the last three years makes the aquatic crimes committed by the likes of Francis Drake and...

Tags: floppy disk, piracy, software

Research articles 1993-04-01

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Plymouth, Mass., CD-ROM Maker to Lay Off 80 Workers in Floppy Disk Division.(Originated from The Boston Globe)

May 23--A Plymouth high technology company that has become a leader in CD-ROM production and software packaging will layoff 80 workers in its floppy disk division. Kao Info Systems Co., a subsidiary of the $9 billion Kao Corp. of Japan, said...

Tags: Boston Globe, CD-ROM, disk

Research articles 1997-05-23

Miller & Freund's Probability and Statistics for Engineers

Prentice Hall, ISBN: 0130141585 This well-known book is a good introductory statistics textbook and written for students of engineering or physical science. Since the author succeeded the former authors, Miller and Freund, from the fourth edition, it has already gone through two editions. The contents are improved and updated...

Tags: Minitab Inc.

Research articles 2001-09-01

China's web censorship backflip

Correspondents in Beijing | August 14, 2009A TOP Beijing official said that a controversial internet filter software was optional for all users after plans to install it on computers sold in China triggered a storm of protest."After you install the software, you can use it or you can decide not...

Tags: computer, software, China

News items 2009-08-13

Electronic Arts tests 45 hit PC games under Windows 95, 100 percent of titles tested will run; new web page lists results

SAN MATEO, Calif.--BUSINESS WIRE--Sept. 19, 1995--Electronic ArtsR (Nasdaq: ERTS), a leading PC entertainment software company, today announced it has completed an initial round of tests on its existing PC CD-ROM and floppy disk games to determine whether they will run under WindowsR 95.

Tags: computer game, Electronic Arts Inc., game, Microsoft Windows, Microsoft Windows 95, PC, Web, Web page

Research articles 1995-09-19

Intel to Start Shipping New Network PCs in a Few Weeks.(Originated from The News Tribune, Tacoma, Wash.)

DuPONT, Wash.--Aug. 19--In a couple weeks, some business customers will begin using Intel's new Network PC, a smaller and cheaper personal computer. These new units, which are slightly bigger than a laptop computer, are designed...

Tags: News Tribune Co.

Research articles 1997-08-19

The chips have come in: many of distribution's routine tasks are now largely computerized. (column)

Happily, manufacturers and vendors who deal with distributors are using computers to simplify the distributor's life. Dayco Products, Inc., for example, has recently introduced a software package that it calls Dayco Dayware INDRV. Designed specifically for...

Tags: Dayco Products Inc., Roadway Express Inc.

Research articles 1991-05-15