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1. Will performance win over sophistication in workstation buses?

Author

Andrews, Warren

Subjects
VMEbus, New technique, Buses, VMEbus, Micro Channel Architecture, New products
Abstract

Though some of the traditional open buses such as VMEbus and Multibus I and II have been used in workstations ranging from Sun 3s to Silicon Graphics, a new breed […]

Published
1991

2. Selecting a server bus architecture

Author

Croes, Tony

Subjects
Tutorial, Hardware Selection, I/O Management, Buses, Comparison, Standard, AT Bus, EISA, Micro Channel Architecture, Local Bus, File Server, NetWare (Network operating system) -- Usage
Published
1993

4. Bus wars II: peaceful coexistence

Author

Stone, M. David

Subjects
Buses, Microcomputer, Comparison, Performance Measurement, EISA, Micro Channel Architecture, Benchmark, AT Bus, Extended Industry Standard Architecture -- Testing, Micro Channel Architecture -- Testing, Buses (Computers) -- Testing, Buses (Computers) -- Design and construction, Microcomputers -- Design and construction
Published
1991

5. Boost serial-data throughput with DMA-controlled ports

Author

DeJager, Greg

Subjects
Microcomputer, Serial Transmission, Throughput, Increase, Controllers, Micro Channel Architecture, EISA, Buses, System Design, Direct Memory Access, System design -- Methods, Direct memory access -- Usage
Published
1991

6. and the winner is...

Author

Connor, Deni

Subjects
Buses, Market Analysis, EISA, Micro Channel Architecture, Future of Computing
Published
1990

7. EISA vs. MCA

Author

Honan, Patrick

Subjects
Comparison, User Need, Processor Architecture, Buses, Standard, EISA, Micro Channel Architecture, Performance/Cost Relationship, Extended Industry Standard Architecture -- Analysis, Micro Channel Architecture -- Analysis
Published
1990

8. MCA vs. EISA

Author

Blackford, John

Subjects
EISA, Buses, Processor Architecture, Standard, Comparison, Micro Channel Architecture, Extended Industry Standard Architecture -- Analysis, Micro Channel Architecture -- Analysis
Published
1990

9. The bus wars: ISA's surprising staying power

Author

Rosch, Winn L. and Myers, Ben

Subjects
EISA, Micro Channel Architecture, Buses, Testing, Performance Measurement, Hardware Selection, Comparison, Performance/Cost Relationship, Extended Industry Standard Architecture -- Testing, Micro Channel Architecture -- Testing, Buses -- Testing
Published
1990

11. What's next for the new buses?

Author

Tucker, Michael Jay

Subjects
Micro Channel Architecture, EISA, Multiprocessing, Analysis, Future of Computing, Buses
Published
1990

13. A fleet of buses rides those desktops

Author

Tittel, Ed

Subjects
Buses, EISA, Micro Channel Architecture, Marketing, Texas Instruments NuBus (Circuit board) -- Marketing
Published
1989

14. Serving many masters

Author

Anderson, Brian T. and Puhnaty, Marcy A.

Subjects
Computer Design, Buses, Micro Channel Architecture, EISA, Microcomputer, Processor Architecture, Microcomputers -- Design and construction, Computer architecture -- Innovations
Published
1989

16. Who likes the PS-2?

Author

Hirsch, Marina

Subjects
End User, Compatible Hardware, Microcomputer, User Behavior, Buses, Standard, Micro Channel Architecture, IBM PS/2 (Intel-compatible system) -- Public opinion
Published
1988

17. Standard wars or standards wars?

Author

Kelly-Bootle, Stan

Subjects
Buses, Standard, EISA, Micro Channel Architecture, Competition, Computer Industry, Processor Architecture, International Business Machines Corp. -- Standards
Abstract

STANDARD WARS OR STANDARDS WARS? "We're in standard [sic] wars right now", John Sculley, Apple's CEO, is reported to have said in response to a question about the PC compatible […]

Published
1988

18. The great divide: EISA vs. Micro Channel

Author

Rosch, Winn L.

Subjects
EISA, Micro Channel Architecture, Comparison, Forecasting, Standard, Buses, Boards/Cards, Extended Industry Standard Architecture -- Evaluation, Micro Channel Architecture -- Evaluation
Published
1988

19. Bus wars

Author

Morrow, George

Subjects
EISA, Micro Channel Architecture, Comparison, Buses, Standard, 32-Bit, International Business Machines Corp. -- Product information
Published
1988

20. The Micro Channel versus the AT bus

Author

Newcom, Kerry

Subjects
Micro Channel Architecture, Buses, Computer Design, Microcomputer, Comparison, Bus conductors (Electricity) -- Design and construction
Published
1988

22. EISA under the glass

Author

Honan, Patrick

Subjects
EISA, Micro Channel Architecture, Buses, 32-Bit, Processor Architecture, Standard, System Selection, Extended Industry Standard Architecture -- Standards, Micro Channel Architecture -- Standards, Computer architecture -- Standards
Published
1989

23. Bus wars

Author

Bender, Eric

Subjects
Buses, Micro Channel Architecture, EISA, Comparison, Microcomputer, 32-Bit, International Business Machines Corp. -- Product information
Published
1989

24. Bus Wars

Author

Bonner, Paul

Subjects
Micro Channel Architecture, EISA, Buses, Computer Industry, Competition, International Business Machines Corp. -- Marketing, Compaq Computer Corp. -- Marketing, Micro Channel Architecture -- Marketing, Extended Industry Standard Architecture -- Marketing
Published
1989

25. IBM's MCA bus future is questionable; design may be pushed out of desktops

Author

Gillooly, Brian and Burke, Steven

Subjects
Buses, Strategic Planning, Micro Channel Architecture, Microcomputer, Processor Architecture, 32-Bit, International Business Machines Corp. -- Planning, Buses (Computers) -- Usage, Micro Channel Architecture -- Usage, Microcomputers -- Design and construction
Published
1994

26. Buses and bandwidth: choosing the best PC platform: EISA or ISA?

Author

Slater, Michael

Subjects
EISA, Bandwidth allocation, Bandwidth technology, Computer design, Buses, Computer design, Extended Industry Standard Architecture, Bandwidth, Micro Channel Architecture
Abstract

Buyers of IBM-compatible PCs must choose between systems that use one of three different buses: the original IBM PC/AT, the EISA (Enhanced Industry Standard Architecture), and the Micro Channel. Notwithstanding […]

Published
1992

27. Cache in on data

Author

Rowell, Dave

Subjects
Cache Memory, Hardware Selection, Software Selection, Hard Disk Drive, EISA, AT Bus, Buses, Micro Channel Architecture, Memory-Resident Software, UNIX, Performance Improvement, Peripheral Controllers, Microsoft Windows 3.0 (GUI) -- Design and construction
Published
1991

28. Traffic in the bus lane

Author

Rowell, Dave

Subjects
Comparison, EISA, Micro Channel Architecture, Buses, Microcomputer, Performance Improvement, 32-Bit, Throughput, Compatible Hardware, Tutorial, IBM PC AT (Microcomputer) -- Equipment and supplies
Published
1991

30. Channel interference

Author

Fitzgerald, Michael

Subjects
Microcomputer, Buses, Industry Analysis, Trade and Professional Associations, Promotion of Product, Micro Channel Architecture, Competition, Compatible Hardware, International Business Machines Corp. -- Advertising, Micro Channel Architecture, Compatible hardware -- Advertising, Buses (Computers)
Published
1990

31. Users mull EISA, MCA

Author

Terdoslavich, William

Subjects
EISA, Micro Channel Architecture, 32-Bit, Computer Design, Buses, User Need, Comparison
Published
1990

32. Battle of the buses

Author

Lavin, Paul

Subjects
Virtual LAN, EISA, Benchmark, Pre-packaged LAN, LAN, Buses, Local area networks, Extended Industry Standard Architecture, Benchmarks, Testing, Micro Channel Architecture
Abstract

Battle of the buses After years of reporting on the performance of stand-alone machines, PC User has decided to test the new generation of server PCs more rigorously -- in […]

Published
1990

33. Specs, chips support faster micro channel

Author

Weiss, Ray and Doherty, Richard

Subjects
Micro Channel Architecture, Buses, Workstations, Data Transfer Rate, International Business Machines Corp. -- Product development
Published
1990

34. Missing the bus

Author

Barney, Douglas

Subjects
Manufacturers, Marketing Strategy, Market Analysis, Buses, Computer Design, Competition, Micro Channel Architecture, EISA, Microcomputer, Vendor Relations, Micro Channel Architecture -- Marketing, Extended Industry Standard Architecture -- Marketing, Microcomputers -- Design and construction
Published
1990

35. Can EISA live up to the Micro Channel's potential?

Author

Goodwin, Michael and Koessel, Karl

Subjects
EISA, Micro Channel Architecture, Competition, Computer Design, Buses, Product Development, International Business Machines Corp. -- Product development
Published
1990

36. Uncorking the future

Author

Brownstein, Mark

Subjects
32-Bit, Buses, Computer Design, Micro Channel Architecture, EISA, Comparison, Future of Computing
Published
1989

37. Bus wars: bang or bust?

Author

Brody, Alan

Subjects
Buses, Computer Industry, Competition, Micro Channel Architecture, EISA
Published
1989

38. IBM and compatible PC products: users want some peace and harmony

Author

Xenakis, John J.

Subjects
Outlook, Industry Analysis, User Need, Buses, Standard, EISA, Micro Channel Architecture, Computer Industry, International Business Machines Corp. -- Standards, Compaq Computer Corp. -- Standards, Computer industry -- Forecasts and trends, Extended Industry Standard Architecture -- Public opinion, Micro Channel Architecture -- Public opinion
Published
1988

40. And the winner is ... the IBM PS-2

Author

McComas, Bert

Subjects
Micro Channel Architecture, Buses, Multiprocessing, Upgrading, Processor Architecture, Microprocessor, Future of Computing, User Need, I/O Management, IBM PS/2 (Intel-compatible system) -- Design and construction
Published
1988

41. Is EISA easier than mighty MCA?

Author

Phillips, Berry and Forrester, Steve

Subjects
EISA, Micro Channel Architecture, Comparison, Buses, 32-Bit, Extended Industry Standard Architecture -- Usage
Published
1989

42. Rival camps push PC graphics gear

Author

Halper, Mark

Subjects
Competition, High Resolution, Buses, EISA, Micro Channel Architecture, Graphics Accelerator/Display Board, International Business Machines Corp. -- Product information, Texas Instruments Inc. -- Product information
Published
1989

44. MCA and busmaster: A boon for data users?

Author

Hindin, Eric M.

Subjects
Micro Channel Architecture, Buses, EISA, Boards/Cards, International Business Machines Corp. -- Innovations, Micro Channel Architecture -- Usage, Printed circuits -- Usage
Published
1989

45. The AT bus route not taken

Author

Johnson, Patrice and Lorenzo, Benny

Subjects
Micro Channel Architecture, History of Computing, Market Analysis, Buses, Processor Architecture
Published
1989

47. PC Sources lexicon

Author

Rowell, Dave

Subjects
Glossary, LCD Display, Micro Channel Architecture, EISA, Buses, Expansion, Object-Oriented Languages, Program Development Techniques
Published
1991

49. EISA versus MCA debate leaves users out in the cold

Subjects
EISA, Computer design, Buses, Extended Industry Standard Architecture, Computer design, Micro Channel Architecture
Abstract

EISA VERSUS MCA debate leaves users out in the cold The computer industry's architecture debate is passing many users by, according to a poll recently conducted for Epson. A series […]

Published
1990

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