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201. X terminals to take UniForum spotlight

Author

Marburg, Robert

Subjects
X Windows (Standard), UNIX, Computer terminal, X terminal, Trade show, Network Computing Devices Inc. -- Product introduction, Micronics Computers Inc. -- Product introduction, Micronic Computers MaxTerm 3X (Computer terminal) -- Product introduction, Network Computing Devices NCD14c (Graphics system) -- Product introduction, Micronics Computers MaxTerm 4X (Computer terminal) -- Product introduction, UniForum -- 1991 AD, X terminals -- Product introduction, X windows (Standard) -- 1991 AD, Trade shows -- 1991 AD, Computer terminals -- Product introduction, Unix -- 1991 AD
Abstract

By Robert Marburg New low-cost X terminals from Micronics Computers Inc. and Network Computing Devices Inc. will kick off this month's UniForum announcements. Hoping to bridge the gap between PCs […]

Published
1991

203. NCD reduces price of 16-inch X terminal

Author

Grygo, Gene

Subjects
X terminal, Company pricing policy, Network Computing Devices Inc. -- Prices and rates, Network Computing Devices NCD16e (Graphics system) -- Prices and rates, X terminals -- Prices and rates, Price cutting
Abstract

NCD reduces price of 16-inch X terminal MOUNTAIN VIEW, Calif. --Network Computing Devices (NCD) has cut the price of its 16-inch X windows terminal, heating up a price war in […]

Published
1990

204. X terminals to pop up on technical desk tops

Author

Donohue, James F.

Subjects
Research and development, X terminal, Superperformance Computing Service -- Reports, X terminals -- Reports, Engineering -- Reports, Industrial research -- Reports
Abstract

X terminals to pop up on technical desk tops The desk tops of scientists and engineers will look very different in four years, according to a report prepared by Superperformance […]

Published
1990

205. Wyse Technology

Subjects
Product Introduction, X Terminal, Wyse Technology Inc. -- Product introduction, Wyse Technology WY-X5 (Computer terminal) -- Product introduction
Abstract

WY-X5, a network terminal that combines performance, display, connectivity, and ergonomic features, was introduced by Wyse Technology. The new terminal, incorporating X Window System server code X11R4 and a 32-bit […]

Published
1990

206. NCD unveils 15-inch X Window terminal

Author

Bowen, Ted Smalley

Subjects
X Windows (Standard), X terminal, Network Computing Devices Inc. -- Product introduction, Network Computing Devices NCD15b (Graphics system) -- Product introduction, X terminals -- Product introduction, X windows (Standard)
Abstract

NCD unveils 15-inch X window terminal MOUNTAIN VIEW, Calif. -- Network Computing Devices (NCD) has introduced an entry-level, 15-inch monochrome X windows terminal. The NCD15b, based on Motorola's 16MHz 16-bit […]

Published
1990

207. SPARC clones steal the show

Author

Brennan, Laura

Subjects
SPARC-based system, Time to market, X terminal, SPARC-based notebook, Trade show, Tatung Science and Technology Inc. -- Product development -- Product introduction, Wyse Technology Inc. -- Product introduction -- Product development, Wyse Technology WY-25 (Computer terminal) -- Product introduction, X terminals -- Product introduction -- Product development, Compatible hardware -- Product introduction -- Product development, Upward/downward compatibility -- Product introduction -- Product development, Compatible software -- Product introduction -- Product development, Product development, Scalable processor architecture, Trade shows, Workstations (Computers) -- Product introduction -- Product development, Forward compatibility -- Product introduction -- Product development
Abstract

By Laura Brennan NEW YORK -- Hardware makers who gathered at Unix Expo here last week unveiled products ranging from SPARC workstations to X Windows terminals and graphics adapters. Tatung […]

Published
1990

208. New Wyse server: 'Series 7000i Model 740' fills multiprocessor slot

Author

Spiegelman, Lisa L.

Subjects
Product Introduction, File Server, Multiuser Microcomputers, X Terminal, Wyse Technology Inc. -- Product introduction, Wyse Technology 7000i 740 (File server) -- Product introduction, Intel 80486 (Microprocessor) -- Usage, Wyse Technology WY-X5 (Computer terminal) -- Product introduction
Published
1990

209. Wyse ventures into X terminal market

Author

Bowen, Ted Smalley

Subjects
Microcomputer industry, X terminal, Computer industry, Wyse Technology Inc. -- Product introduction, Wyse Technology WY-X5 (Computer terminal) -- Product introduction, X terminals -- Product introduction, Computer industry -- Product introduction
Abstract

Wyse ventures into X terminal market SAN JOSE, Calif. -- Wyse Technology, a leading vendor of character-based terminals, last week announced its entry into the X windows terminal market, establishing […]

Published
1990

210. Wyse intros X-based terminal and server

Subjects
File Server, X Windows (Standard), Product Introduction, X Terminal, Wyse Technology Inc. -- Product introduction, Wyse Technology WY-X5 (Computer terminal) -- Product introduction, Wyse Technology 7000i 740 (File server) -- Product introduction
Published
1990

211. IBM to add diskless units, X terminals in RS/6000 line

Author

Rohm, Wendy Goldman

Subjects
Product Introduction, Diskless Workstations, X Terminal, Low Cost, Workstations, RISC, International Business Machines Corp. -- Product introduction, IBM RS/6000 (Minicomputer) -- Product enhancement
Published
1990

212. DEC's first color X terminal powered by CVAX processor

Author

Varney, Sarah E.

Subjects
Computer terminal, X terminal, Digital Equipment Corp. -- Product introduction, DEC VT1300 (Computer terminal) -- Product introduction, X terminals -- Product introduction, Color, Computer terminals -- Product introduction
Abstract

DEC's first color X terminal powered by CVAX processor MAYNARD, Mass. -- Following last month's release of the VT1200 entry-level X windows terminal, DEC has announced a color X windows […]

Published
1990

213. Tektronix Inc

Subjects
Product Introduction, Graphics Terminals, X Terminal, Tektronix Inc. -- Product introduction, Tektronix TekXpress XP25 (X terminal) -- Product introduction, Tektronix TekXpress XP27 (X terminal) -- Product introduction, Tektronix TekXpress XP29 (X terminal) -- Product introduction
Abstract

Tektronix Inc. TekXpress, a second-generation color X Station family, has been announced by Tektronix Inc. The XP25, XP27, and XP29 feature the TekColor color-management system, a method of color selection, […]

Published
1990

214. From Wall Street to outer space, X windows fit in

Subjects
X Windows (Standard), GUI, X terminal, Technology application, Houston Chronicle Publishing Co. -- Technology application, United States. Goddard Space Flight Center -- Technology application, United States. National Aeronautics and Space Administration -- Technology application, X terminals -- Technology application, X windows (Standard) -- Technology application, Wall Street -- Technology application, Graphical user interface -- Technology application
Abstract

From Wall Street to outer space, X windows fit in At NASA's Goddard Space Flight Center in Greenbelt, Md., a new system based on X windows has improved the way […]

Published
1990

215. RISC blitz expected

Author

Rosenhouse, Helene

Subjects
X Windows (Standard), Computer Terminal, RISC, Trends, Computer Industry, Market Analysis, Complex-Instruction-Set Computers, FDDI, X Terminal
Published
1990

216. DEC touts first serious X terminal entry

Author

Kovsky, Steven

Subjects
X terminal, Digital Equipment Corp. -- Product introduction, DEC VT1200 (Computer terminal) -- Product introduction, X terminals -- Product introduction
Abstract

DEC touts first serious X terminal entry MAYNARD, Mass. -- DEC last week announced the follow-on product to its VT1000 X windows terminal, introducing a replacement that will offer as […]

Published
1990

218. X terminals proliferate

Author

Rosenhouse, Helene

Subjects
Product Introduction, X Terminal, Market Entry, Enhancements, Hewlett-Packard Co. -- Product enhancement, NCR Corp. -- Product introduction, Micronics Computers Inc. -- Product introduction, NCR XLC14 (Computer terminal) -- Product introduction, NCR XLC15 (Computer terminal) -- Product introduction, NCR XLC19 (Computer terminal) -- Product introduction, Micronics Computers MaxTerm (Computer terminal) -- Product introduction, HP 700/X (Computer terminal) -- Product enhancement
Published
1990

219. Sun workstation nudges makers of X terminals

Author

Rosenhouse, Helene

Subjects
X Terminal, Competition, Workstations, Upgrading, Comparison, User Need, Oracle America Inc. -- Product information, Sun Microsystems SPARCstation SLC (Workstation) -- Design and construction
Published
1990

220. Sun unleashes $5K diskless Sparcstation

Author

Kovsky, Steven

Subjects
X terminal, Oracle America Inc. -- Product introduction, Sun Microsystems SPARCstation SLC (Workstation) -- Product introduction, Sun Microsystems SPARCserver 470 (File server) -- Product introduction, X terminals -- Product introduction
Abstract

Sun unleashes $5K diskless Sparcstation SANTA CLARA, Calif. -- Sun Microsystems unveiled its answer to the X windows terminal at a press conference last week, rolling out a diskless version […]

Published
1990

221. VT1000 stokes competition in terminal area

Author

Bowen, Ted Smalley

Subjects
X Windows (Standard), X terminal, Digital Equipment Corp. -- Product information, DEC VT1000 (Computer terminal) -- Design and construction, X terminals -- Product information, X windows (Standard) -- Product information
Abstract

VT1000 stokes competition in terminal area DEC's entry in the X window terminal market has rekindled the traditionally intense competition between DEC and third-party terminal suppliers. In particular, suppliers of […]

Published
1990

222. Can X display makers coexist?

Author

Ryan, Margaret

Subjects
X Windows (Standard), X Terminal, Market Analysis, Client/Server Architecture, Standard, Industry Analysis, Hardware Vendors, Computer-Aided Manufacturing, Outlook
Published
1990

225. Network Computing Devices Inc

Subjects
X Terminal, Client/Server Architecture, Network Computing Devices Inc. -- Product introduction, Network Computing Devices NCD17c (Graphics system) -- Product introduction
Abstract

Network Computing Devices Inc. Network Computing Devices Inc. has expanded its family of X Window System network display stations with a color version that displays up to 256 colors simultaneously […]

Published
1990

227. X terminals challenge PCs in cost, support arenas

Author

Scheier, Robert L.

Subjects
Computer terminal, Cost reduction, GUI, X terminal, X terminals -- Usage, Cost control -- Usage, Computer terminals -- Usage, Graphical user interface -- Usage
Abstract

By Robert L. Scheier 'X terminals' are beginning to make inroads against PCs at some corporate computing sites. Users report saving hundreds of dollars per user by buying X terminals, […]

Published
1990

228. Digital's X terminal

Author

Birkhead, Evan

Subjects
X Windows (Standard), Specifications, Product Introduction, X Terminal, Compatible Software, Digital Equipment Corp. -- Product introduction, DEC VT1000 (Computer terminal) -- Product introduction
Published
1990

229. Emulating X

Author

Lavin, Paul

Subjects
X Windows (Standard), UNIX, Terminal emulation board, Terminal emulation software, X terminal, Visionware Ltd. -- Product information, XVision (Terminal emulation software) -- Product information -- Product/service Evaluations, X terminals -- Product information -- Product/service Evaluations, Emulators -- Product information -- Product/service Evaluations, X windows (Standard) -- Product information, Unix -- Product information
Abstract

Emulating X We've been surrounded by the forces of GUI and there's no alternative but to surrender. The faces of Microsoft Windows, Presentation Manager and OSF/Motif are in every VDU […]

Published
1990

230. X marks the spot for quality tracking system

Subjects
X Terminal, Tracking systems, Industrial engineering, Hewlett-Packard Co. -- Product information, Heidtman Steel Products Inc., HP X Window (X terminal) -- Usage, X terminals -- Usage, Steel industry, Tracking systems -- Equipment and supplies, Industrial engineering -- Equipment and supplies
Abstract

Heidtman Steel, the largest privately owned steel service center in the U.S., as part of its corporate and industry-wide commitment to improving quality, has developed a quality tracking system now […]

Published
1994

231. IBM powers up new RISC workstations and servers

Subjects
Product Introduction, Workstations, File Server, X Terminal, International Business Machines Corp. -- Product introduction, IBM RS/6000 (Minicomputer) -- Product introduction
Published
1990

232. HP: Thin Again

Author

Niccolai, James

Subjects
X terminal, Hewlett-Packard Co. -- Product introduction, HP Entria (X terminal) -- Product introduction, X terminals -- Product introduction, Computer peripherals industry -- Product introduction, Computers -- Product introduction
Abstract

Hewlett-Packard Co. will take aim this week at what it sees as a booming thin-client market when it announces a new family of thin-client computers along with a new brand […]

Published
1999

233. LSI creates single-chip X terminal controller; LR33000 variant combines MIPS core with graphics controller

Author

Case, Brian

Subjects
Semiconductor industry, HP PA-RISC-based notebook, RISC-based notebook, RISC, Microcontroller, X terminal, RISC-based system, HP PA-RISC-based system, LSI Corp. -- Product introduction -- Equipment and supplies, LSI Logic LR33020 (Microcontroller) -- Product introduction, MIPS Computer Systems R3000 (Microprocessor) -- Usage, Reduced-instruction-set computers -- Product introduction -- Equipment and supplies -- Usage, X terminals -- Equipment and supplies -- Usage -- Product introduction, Semiconductor industry -- Product introduction -- Equipment and supplies, Microcontrollers -- Product introduction -- Equipment and supplies -- Usage
Abstract

RISC processor vendors have discovered that the only high-volume markets open to them, at least in the short term, are embedded control applications. Consequently, they are moving quickly to introduce […]

Published
1991

235. NCD's thin clients get a multimedia boost in buyout

Author

Cox, John

Subjects
Network computer, X terminal, Company investment, Internet appliance, Tektronix Inc. Network Displays Div. -- Investments, Network Computing Devices Inc. -- Investments -- Product development, Information appliances, X terminals -- Product development, Computer peripherals industry -- Investments -- Product development, Instrument industry -- Investments -- Product development, Network computers -- Product development
Abstract

Mountain View, Calif. The purchase of a rival by Network Computing Devices means NCD customers will eventually have thin-client desktops that sport a well- regarded technology for displaying video. In […]

Published
1998

236. Netstation comes closer to fulfilling the NC promise

Author

Talley, Brooks

Subjects
Network computer, X terminal, Internet appliance, Hewlett-Packard Co. -- Product information, HP Envizex II (X terminal) -- Evaluation -- Product information -- Product/service Evaluations, Information appliances -- Product information, X terminals -- Evaluation -- Product information -- Product/service Evaluations, Network computers -- Evaluation -- Product information -- Product/service Evaluations
Abstract

THE BOTTOM LINE: VERY GOOD HP Netstation Software 8.0 with HP Envizex II This HP pair is a glimpse of the NC future; it's best suited for upgrading X-Windows terminals. […]

Published
1997

237. HP introduces Java-capable Netstations

Subjects
X terminal, Hewlett-Packard Co. -- Product information -- Product introduction, HP Entria II (X terminal) -- Product introduction -- Product information, HP Envizex II (X terminal) -- Product introduction -- Product information, X terminals -- Product introduction -- Product information, Computers -- Product introduction -- Product information
Abstract

X terminals or Netstations are the Rodney Dangerfields of desktops. Lost amid the PC vs. NetPC hype-fest, they don't get much respect. Nevertheless, HP announced the 120MHz Entria II and […]

Published
1997

238. Netstations tuned for Java

Author

Wirbel, Loring

Subjects
X terminal, Hardware product enhancement, Java, Hewlett-Packard Co. -- Product enhancement -- 00304290, HP Envizex II (X terminal) -- Product enhancement, HP Entria II (X terminal) -- Product enhancement, X terminals -- Product enhancement
Abstract

Waterloo, Ontario - Hewlett-Packard Co.'s Panacom Automation division has added Java Virtual Machine capabilities to its latest families of "netstations": Envizex II and Entria II. "We believe in emphasizing Java […]

Published
1997

239. HP embraces Java for redesigned netstations

Author

Dicarlo, Lisa

Subjects
Network computer, Microcomputer industry, X terminal, Computer industry, Hewlett Packard Co. Panacom Automation Div. -- Product introduction, HP Entria II (X terminal) -- Product introduction, HP Envizex II (X terminal) -- Product introduction, X terminals -- Product introduction, Computer industry -- Product introduction, Computers -- Product introduction, Network computers -- Product introduction
Abstract

Like several other companies, Hewlett-Packard Co. hopes to reinvent its X terminal business by adding to it a Java virtual machine and Web browsing capabilities. HP's Panacom Automation Division recently […]

Published
1997

240. HP unveils Netstations for single desktop access

Author

Bournellis, Cynthia

Subjects
Microcomputer industry, X terminal, Computer industry, Hewlett-Packard Co. -- Product introduction, HP Entria II (X terminal) -- Product introduction, HP Envizex II (X terminal) -- Product introduction, X terminals -- Product introduction, Computer industry -- Product introduction
Abstract

Palo Alto, Calif.--Turning its cannons toward the network computer (NC) camp led by Sun Microsystems and Oracle, Hewlett-Packard today will release a line of X Terminal thin clients based on […]

Published
1997

241. Dual monitor

Subjects
X terminal, Tektronix Inc. -- Product introduction, Tektronix TekXpress XP400D (X terminal) -- Product introduction, X terminals -- Product introduction, Computers -- Product introduction
Abstract

Tektronix Inc. announces the dual monitor XP400D, which is capable of supporting two high-resolution X-terminals. Users can display data on two screens -- either side by side or stacked -- […]

Published
1996

242. Good things come in a small black box

Author

Bethoney, Herb

Subjects
Software quality, Terminal emulation board, Terminal emulation software, X terminal, Network Computing Devices Inc. -- Product information, WinCenter Pro (Terminal emulation software) -- Evaluation -- Product information -- Product/service Evaluations, Network Computing Devices Xplorapro X Window System (X terminal) -- Evaluation -- Product information -- Product/service Evaluations, X terminals -- Evaluation -- Product information -- Product/service Evaluations, Software -- Product information -- Evaluation -- Product/service Evaluations, Emulators -- Product information -- Evaluation -- Product/service Evaluations
Abstract

Network Computing Devices Inc.'s tiny Xplorapro X Window System terminal and the latest update to the company's WinCenter Pro software offer corporate sites a slimmed-down alternative to desktop computers that […]

Published
1996

243. HDS introduces X stations

Subjects
X terminal, HDS Network Systems Inc. -- Product introduction, HDS ViewStation FX 21CT (X terminal) -- Product introduction, HDS ViewStation Dual 21CT (X terminal) -- Product introduction, HDS ViewStation Ultra 21CT (X terminal) -- Product introduction, X terminals -- Product introduction, Computers -- Product introduction
Abstract

HDS Network Systems Inc. introduced three X station models, featuring 21-inch Trinitron screens. These models replace the HDS 21-inch Invar mask models. The ViewStation FX 21CT, with a performance of […]

Published
1996

244. Net revitalizes market for X terminals

Author

Santo, Brian

Subjects
X terminal, Hardware product introduction, Tektronix Inc. -- Product introduction -- 00308470, Tektronix Netstation (X terminal) -- Product introduction, Tektronix TekXpress XP400D (X terminal) -- Product introduction, X terminals -- Product introduction, Computer industry -- Product introduction
Abstract

Beaverton, Ore. - Among its interesting side effects, the twin phenomenon of Internet and intranet is revitalizing the market for X terminals. Tektronix Inc. is beefing up its XP400 line […]

Published
1996

245. Back to the future

Author

Goodwin, Candice

Subjects
Network computer, Microcomputer industry, Market trend/market analysis, X terminal, Computer industry, X terminals -- Usage -- Analysis, Computer industry -- Analysis -- Forecasts and trends, Network computers -- Usage -- Analysis
Abstract

What goes around comes around -- at least it does in the IT business. After the anarchy than the PC brought to end-user computing,there is renewed interest in centrally managed […]

Published
1996

246. Color terminal

Subjects
X terminal, Wyse Technology Inc. -- Product introduction, Wyse Technology WY-355 (X terminal) -- Product introduction, X terminals -- Product introduction, Computers -- Product introduction
Abstract

Wyse Technology introduces the ASCII/ANSI/PC Term Wyse WY-355. A color terminal that supports Unix Console mode, the WY-355 features a 93 MHz refresh rate with overscan. It provides plug-and-play color, […]

Published
1996

247. AIX driver

Subjects
X terminal, Product enhancement, Boundless Technologies Inc. -- Product enhancement, SunRiver Data Systems MultiConsole Personal Terminal (Peripheral server) -- Product enhancement, X terminals -- Product enhancement, Computers -- Product enhancement
Abstract

SunRiver Data Systems introduces an AIX driver for its line of MultiConsole Personal Terminals. The driver supports AIX 3.25, making it possible to connect SunRiver MultiConsole color terminals to RS/6000 […]

Published
1996

248. X terminal embarks on new frontier

Author

Stedman, Craig

Subjects
X terminal, Industry trend, X terminals -- Design and construction, Internet -- Equipment and supplies
Published
1996

249. HP's new X stations demonstrate that thin is in

Subjects
Company marketing practices, X terminal, Product marketing strategy, Hewlett-Packard Co. -- Marketing, HP Entria Plus (X terminal) -- Marketing -- Product information, X terminals -- Product information
Abstract

In February, HP's Panacom Automation Division (Waterloo, Ontario) introduced Entria Plus, a new series of entry-level X stations 29 replaces all former Entria products. According to HP estimates, the Entria […]

Published
1996

250. Terminal cases

Subjects
X terminal, Network computer, Technology overview
Abstract

With X Window terminal emulation software running on Windows, OS/2, or the Mac OS, PCs can perform as X terminals. but X terminals have traditionally been second-rate Windows display devices. […]

Published
1996

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