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1. Computers & peripherals

Subjects
Supercomputer, Minicomputer, I/O device, Mainframe computer, Software quality, Software/hardware leasing, X terminal, X terminals -- Purchasing, Computer peripherals -- Purchasing, Software -- Purchasing, Supercomputers -- Purchasing, Mainframe computers -- Purchasing, Minicomputers -- Purchasing, I/O devices -- Purchasing, Computers -- Purchasing, Directories -- Purchasing
Abstract

In this Section * Multiuser/Multiprocessing Computers. Platforms including servers, multiprocessing machines, supercomputers, mainframes, and minis. * Networking Hardware and Software. Products consisting of components for creating computing networks, network inter/ace […]

Published
1993

2. X Windows terminals designers search for a single-processor solution

Author

Wilson, Dave

Subjects
Microprocessor, X Windows (Standard), Microprocessor upgrade, Computer design, X terminal, Processor architecture, Central processing units, X terminals, Computer design, Microprocessors, X windows (Standard), Processor architecture
Abstract

Somewhere between an ASCII terminal and a full-fledged workstation lives the X Windows terminal--promising workstation graphics at terminal prices. While the terminals provide an inviting graphics interface for users, they […]

Published
1991

3. Hewlett-Packard's netstations

Author

Barker, Ralph

Subjects
X terminal, Hardware multiproduct review, Hewlett-Packard Co. -- Product information -- 00304290, HP Envizex II (X terminal) -- Evaluation, HP Entria II (X terminal) -- Evaluation
Abstract

While most workstation vendors are packing more power into their products for about the same price as earlier models, a few vendors are intent on reducing the amount of desktop […]

Published
1998

4. Are NCs really worth the price of admission?

Author

Molta, Dave

Subjects
Network computer, Hardware multiproduct review, X terminal, Boundless Technologies Inc. -- Product information, HDS Network Systems Inc. -- Product information, Network Computing Devices Inc. -- Product information, Oracle America Inc. -- Product information, Wyse Technology Inc. -- Product information, HDS @workStation (Network computer) -- Evaluation, Boundless Technologies NC XL (Network computer) -- Evaluation, Wyse Technology Winterm 2700T (Network computer) -- Evaluation, Boundless Technologies NC TC (Network computer) -- Evaluation, Sun Microsystems JavaStation (Information appliance) -- Evaluation, Network Computing Devices HMX (Information appliance) -- Evaluation
Abstract

Remember the first time you rode a roller coaster? Whether or not you enjoyed it, you probably would have to admit that it was exciting. And if you're anything like […]

Published
1997

5. Seeking the universal client

Author

Wong, William

Subjects
Technology overview, X terminal, System design
Abstract

Having a universal network client sounds like a good idea, but how will it affect your infrastructure? This article looks at today's operating systems, network computers, bridges, and servers to […]

Published
1997

6. The role of intelligent agent software in the future of direct response

Author

Hoggdon, Paul N.

Subjects
X terminals -- Evaluation -- Innovations, Direct marketing -- Information management, Intelligent devices -- Evaluation -- Innovations, Infomercials, Software engineering -- Innovations -- Evaluation, Advertising, marketing and public relations, Business, Software development/engineering, Company systems management, X terminal, Evaluation, Innovations, Information management
Abstract

In a time long ago At a place far away A little girl met a tradesman going to market. 'Why do you struggle so?' asked the little girl. 'Every day [...]

Published
1997

7. New garb for X terminals

Author

Webster, John S.

Subjects
Technology overview, Network computer, X terminal
Published
1996

8. Hardware

Subjects
Hardware buyers' guide, Computer terminal, Alpha-Based System, Intel-compatible system, UNIX, CD-ROM Drive, Optical disk drive, RAID array system, Hard disk drive, Tape drive, X terminal, Graphics accelerator/display board, Bridge/router, LAN hub/MAU, Printer server, Multiplexer, Terminal emulation board, UPS
Abstract

Your comprehensive reference to UNIX systems, peripherals, and other hardware. Platforms Ap Apollo (Pre-HP) AS IBM AS/400 Cr Cray D DEC Alpha Workstations DG Data General Dx DEC Other Fu […]

Published
1996

9. Is OpenVMS up yet?

Author

Coar, Ken

Subjects
Product tutorial, Product tips, Operating system, X terminal, Digital Equipment Corp. -- Product information -- 00302487, OpenVMS (Operating system) -- Usage
Published
1996

10. Workstation update

Author

Poniatowski, Marty

Subjects
Graphics accelerator/display board, HP PA-RISC-based notebook, 64-bit operating system, 32-bit operating system, RISC-based notebook, Sound/graphics board, X terminal, Operating system, RISC-based system, Pentium-based system, HP PA-RISC-based system, Hewlett-Packard Co. -- Product information, HP J200 (HP PA-RISC-based system) -- Design and construction -- Product information, HP Entria (X terminal) -- Design and construction -- Product information, HP 9000 C100 (HP PA-RISC-based system) -- Design and construction -- Product information, HP 9000 C110 (HP PA-RISC-based system) -- Design and construction -- Product information, HP Envizex (X terminal) -- Design and construction -- Product information, HP Apollo 9000 715 (HP PA-RISC-based system) -- Design and construction, HP Apollo 9000 712 (HP PA-RISC-based system) -- Design and construction, HP 500 Windows Application Server (Pentium-based system) -- Design and construction -- Product information, HP J210 (HP PA-RISC-based system) -- Design and construction -- Product information, HP-UX 10.0 (Operating system) -- Design and construction -- Product information, Reduced-instruction-set computers -- Product information, X terminals -- Product information, Operating systems -- Product information, Graphics boards/cards -- Product information
Abstract

The vast amount of money HP invests in R&D result in, among other things, many new workstation-related products. This is a lot to keep up with. This includes new workstations, […]

Published
1995

11. Intelligent highways: eight ways to increase your street smarts

Author

Hudson, Kari

Subjects
Phoenix, Arizona -- Traffic, X terminals -- Usage, Transportation policy -- Usage, Information services industry -- Usage, Intelligent vehicle-highway systems -- Usage, Information services -- Usage, Traffic engineering -- Usage, Business, general, Government, X terminal, Information services industry, Usage, Traffic
Abstract

As the potential for technology-driven highways revs up, transportation operators are using advanced computer technology and communication systems to manage complex traffic problems. 'Left my job about 5 o'clock ... [...]

Published
1995

12. Confronting middle age

Author

Tucker, Michael Jay

Subjects
Technology overview, X terminal
Published
1995

13. High-end X terminals

Author

Barker, Ralph

Subjects
Hardware multiproduct review, X terminal, Hewlett-Packard Co. -- Product information -- 00304290, Network Computing Devices Inc. -- Product information -- 00228000, HP Envizex 20CpS (X terminal) -- Evaluation, Network Computing Devices HMXpro 21 (X terminal) -- Evaluation
Abstract

It has been more than a year since we last reviewed any sampling of the X terminal market, and much has changed during that time. Color X terminals have become […]

Published
1995

14. X fights for a spot

Author

Stafford, Jan

Subjects
X terminal, Industry trend, Market trend/market analysis, X terminals -- Marketing
Abstract

X terminal vendors and their VARs are fighting back against the daunting popularity of PCs, which has kept the generally lower-priced, more easily managed X terminals from expanding beyond vertical […]

Published
1995

15. X-aye! Imaging with X

Author

Reichard, Kevin and Johnson, Eric F.

Subjects
X Terminal, GUI, Document Processing System, Imaging Technology, Programming Instruction, Tutorial, X11 6.0 (GUI) -- Design and construction
Abstract

One neat new feature of X11 Release 6 is the X Imaging Extension (XIE). XIE adds a host of imageprocessing capabilities to the X server so that you can display […]

Published
1994

16. ViewStation FX, Intersect Bridge and S-TRAC trackball

Author

Garfinkel, Simson L.

Subjects
Hardware Multiproduct Review, Trackball, Bridge/Router, X Terminal, MicroSpeed Inc. -- Product information, Persoft Inc. -- Product information, Human Designed Systems Inc. -- Product information, Human Designed Systems ViewStation FX (X terminal) -- Evaluation, Persoft Intersect Remote Bridge-Ethernet (Wireless LAN/WAN bridge/router) -- Evaluation, MicroSpeed S-TRAC (Trackball) -- Evaluation
Published
1994

17. Turn your PC into an X terminal

Author

Fiedler, David

Subjects
UNIX, X Terminal, Microcomputer, Evaluation, Network Software, Terminal Emulation Software, Open Text Corp. Open Text Connectivity Solutions Group -- Product information, AGE Logic Inc. -- Product information, NetManage Inc. -- Product information, eXceed/W 3.3.3 (Network software), Xoftware/32 for Windows 3.0 (Terminal emulation software), NetManage Chameleon/X (Network software)
Published
1994

19. Powerful printing partners

Author

Cronk, Drew J. and Epler, Anita

Subjects
Laser printer, Color laser printer, X terminal, GCC Technologies Inc. -- Product information, NEC Technologies Inc. -- Product information, Apple Inc. -- Product information, Digital Equipment Corp. -- Product information, Alps America -- Product information, Dataproducts Corp. -- Product information, KONICA MINOLTA Printing Solutions USA Inc. -- Product information, Texas Instruments Inc. -- Product information, PrePress Solutions Inc. -- Product information, Kyocera Corp. -- Product information, Hewlett-Packard Co. -- Product information, Lexmark International Group Inc. -- Product information, PrePress Solutions VT800 (Laser printer) -- Evaluation -- Product information -- Product/service Evaluations, HP LaserJet 4Si MX (Laser printer) -- Evaluation, Apple LaserWriter Select 300 (Laser printer) -- Evaluation -- Product information -- Product/service Evaluations, Lexmark International LaserPrinter 4039 10R (Laser printer) -- Evaluation, HP LaserJet 4M Plus (Laser printer) -- Evaluation -- Product information -- Product/service Evaluations, Kyocera Ecosys FS-1500A (Laser printer) -- Evaluation -- Product information -- Product/service Evaluations, Dataproducts LZR 2080 (Laser printer) -- Evaluation, Lexmark International LaserPrinter 4039 12R (Laser printer) -- Evaluation, PrePress Solutions VT820 (Laser printer) -- Evaluation -- Product information -- Product/service Evaluations, Lexmark International LaserPrinter 4039 16L (Laser printer) -- Evaluation, Texas Instruments microLaser Pro 600 (Laser printer) -- Evaluation -- Product information -- Product/service Evaluations, DEC DEClaser 5100 (Laser printer) -- Evaluation -- Product information -- Product/service Evaluations, NEC SilentWriter 1097 (Laser printer) -- Evaluation, QMS PS 1725 SLS (Laser printer) -- Evaluation, QMS PS 2025 (Laser printer) -- Evaluation, Apple LaserWriter Pro 810 (Laser printer) -- Evaluation, GCC Technologies SelectPress 600 Pro (Laser printer) -- Evaluation -- Product information -- Product/service Evaluations, Alps Electric USA LSX-1000 (Laser printer) -- Evaluation -- Product information -- Product/service Evaluations, Apple LaserWriter Pro 630 (Laser printer) -- Evaluation, QMS PS 860 (Laser printer) -- Evaluation, QMS PS 3225 (Laser printer) -- Evaluation, X terminals -- Evaluation -- Product information -- Product/service Evaluations, Laser printers -- Evaluation -- Product information -- Product/service Evaluations, Evaluation -- Product information
Abstract

Which printer will stand up to your toughest office challenges? MacUser Labs tests 21 hard-working candidates. A good office printer meets a straightforward job description: to meet the diverse printing […]

Published
1994

20. Free X servers on PCs: XFree86

Author

Reichard, Kevin and Johnson, Eric F.

Subjects
Public Software, X Windows (Standard), Systems Software, UNIX, X Terminal, File Server, Network Software
Abstract

Thanks to a combination of performance increases and pricing decreases, Intel-based personal computers are coming into their own as affordable and acceptable UNIX systems. These low-cost UNIX configurations can be […]

Published
1994

21. X terminals

Author

Johnson, Amy H.

Subjects
X Terminal, Evaluation, ADDS -- Product information, Phase X Systems Inc. -- Product information, ADDS 3534 XLR X-Station (X terminal), Phase X Systems PX20CE2 (X terminal)
Abstract

In the first of a series of reviews of high-end X terminals, we look at products from ADDS and PhaseX Systems. Instead of placing a workstation on every desk, companies […]

Published
1994

22. Going to X-tremes; installing X Stations doesn't have to be an act of desperation

Author

Poniatowski, Marty

Subjects
System design, X Windows (Standard), X terminal, X terminals, Information systems, X windows (Standard), System design, Systems analysis
Abstract

Installing X Stations Doesn't Have To Be An Act Of Desperation Enterprise computing means, among other things, that you have many options when crafting your computing environment. In the past, […]

Published
1994

23. Client choices

Author

Haber, Lynn

Subjects
Client/server architecture, X Terminal, Microcomputer, Comparison, Case Study, System Design, Republic National Bank of New York -- Management, Computer peripherals industry -- Equipment and supplies, Client/server architecture -- Usage
Published
1994

24. X terminals and servers: peaceful co-existence

Author

Jacobs, Paula

Subjects
User need, X Windows (Standard), X terminal, End user, X terminals, End users, X windows (Standard), Interoperability
Abstract

The expansion of the X market leaves room for both, giving customers options A few years ago, companies with similar technical applications would have simply purchased a Unix workstation or […]

Published
1994

25. Choosing X display server software for personal computers

Subjects
Software quality, GUI, X terminal, Digital Equipment Corp. -- Product information, X Window System (GUI) -- Design and construction -- Product information, X terminals -- Product information, Software -- Product information, Software selection -- Product information, Graphical user interface -- Product information
Abstract

Introduction This document has been designed to provide some basic guidelines for selecting X display server software for personal computers. It should not be considered a treatise on PC X […]

Published
1993

26. Magic images via Imagemagick

Author

Weinstein, Sydney S.

Subjects
Application installation/distribution software, Network software, X Windows (Standard), C# (Programming language), Application development software, Desktop utility, X terminal, Imagemagick (Image processing software) -- Design and construction, X terminals, Public software, Image processing, Program development software, X windows (Standard), Network software, C# (Programming language)
Abstract

Highlighting the postings this past. two months is Imagemagic (note the lack of the k in the archive name) in comp.sources.x. Contributed for Volume 20, Issues 57-94 (that's about 2Mb […]

Published
1993

28. VXT 2000 family of windowing terminals

Subjects
X Terminal, Digital Equipment Corp. -- Product information, DEC VXT 2000 (X terminal) -- Design and construction
Abstract

The VXT 2000 family: a powerful line-up to handle a wide variety of applications--from commercial to technical These computer networks have emerged as the quickest, most effective way to share […]

Published
1993

29. Terminal recovery

Author

Wright, Tim

Subjects
System design, User need, X Windows (Standard), Cost reduction, X terminal, End user, X terminals -- Usage, End users -- Usage, Cost control -- Usage, X windows (Standard) -- Usage, System design -- Usage, Systems analysis -- Usage
Abstract

PC partisans like to claim that they're obsolete. But dumb terminals are alive and well - and if you're on a tight budget they can prove a smart solution. With […]

Published
1993

30. Put X terminals in your game plan

Author

Walker, Jim and Kelley, Gary

Subjects
Installing Hardware, X Terminal, LAN, Requirements Analysis, Business Planning, Configuration
Abstract

Creating a level playing field on your LAN for optimal performance means knowing how and where to distribute your computing resources. The interaction between workstations, applications, networks, host computers, and […]

Published
1992

31. X terminals X-plore new territory

Subjects
X terminal, X terminals -- Directories, Design -- Directories, Computer peripherals industry -- Directories, Directories -- Directories
Abstract

The spot that X once marked has blurred and shifted. No longer the province of a few niche vendors, X terminals are outgrowing their roles as low-budget technical workstation replacements […]

Published
1992

32. Compact X: Visual Technology's TX100M 14-inch X Terminal gives you X11R4 support in a VT-sized box

Author

Sobel, Barry

Subjects
X terminal, Visual Technology Inc. -- Product information, Visual Technology Visual TX100M (Computer terminal), X terminals -- Product information -- Product/service Evaluations, Evaluation -- Product information
Abstract

You're tired of your VT, and you want to run on an X terminal like your co-worker's in the next office. But you don't have the desktop space for a […]

Published
1992

33. VXT 2000 family of windowing terminals: manage many terminals as easily as one

Subjects
Network capacity management, Network management device, X Windows (Standard), Network management, X terminal, Digital Equipment Corp. -- Product information, DEC VXT 2000 (X terminal) -- Usage -- Product information, X terminals -- Usage -- Product information, Network management systems -- Usage -- Product information, X windows (Standard) -- Product information
Abstract

Manage Many Terminals as Easily as One Improve the Productivity of a Broad Base of Users * One device on your desk * Easy access to applications anywhere on the […]

Published
1992

34. X-terminals stretch price/performance boundaries

Author

Nass, Richard

Subjects
Microprocessor, Integrated circuit design, Performance improvement, Microprocessor upgrade, Circuit designer, X terminal, Central processing units -- Usage, Circuit design -- Usage, X terminals -- Design and construction -- Usage, Microprocessors -- Usage
Abstract

The explosion of X-terminals onto the computer scene has caused PCs and workstations to gradually disappear from engineers' desktops. X-terminals are also being added to existing networks. Why? Because of […]

Published
1992

35. Serving up X from a PC; three PC-based X servers join X Windows and Microsoft Windows

Author

Burgard, Mike

Subjects
Terminal Emulation Software, Evaluation, X Terminal, Network Software, X Windows (Standard), Integrated Inference Machines Inc. -- Product information, Visionware Ltd. -- Product information, Open Text Corp. Open Text Connectivity Solutions Group -- Product information, XVision 4.0 (Computer terminal emulator), HCL-eXceed/W (Computer terminal emulator), X11/AT 3.2 (Computer terminal emulator)
Published
1991

36. Migration from ASCII to X

Author

Thareja, Ashok K. and Ramachandran, Sridhar

Subjects
X Terminal, ASCII, Terminal Management, User Behavior, Performance Improvement, GUI, System Conversion, Strategic Planning, Tutorial, Software Migration, X Windows (Standard), Management of EDP
Abstract

The proliferation of X workstations is inevitable with the widespread acceptance of the X Window System as a standard for network-transparent windowing. In this new context, people responsible for acquiring […]

Published
1991

37. HP 700/RX blows away X terminal rivals

Author

Pappas, T.L.

Subjects
X Windows (Standard), X terminal, Samsung Electronics Company Ltd. -- Product information, Hewlett-Packard Co. -- Product information, Micronics Computers Inc. -- Product information, Tektronix Inc. -- Product information, NCR Corp. -- Product information, Tektronix TekXpress XP27 (X terminal), NCR XLE17CE (Computer terminal), HP 700/RX 19Ca (Computer terminal), Samsung Electronics SGS-17C (Graphics system), Micronics Computers MaxTerm 4X (Computer terminal), X terminals -- Evaluation -- Usage -- Product information -- Product/service Evaluations, X windows (Standard) -- Usage -- Product information, Evaluation -- Product information
Abstract

By T.L. (Frank) Pappas Many companies impressed with the power and flexibility of X Windows-based systems are looking for cost-effective solutions to building a network of these systems. One problem […]

Published
1991

38. 3 ways to implement X

Author

Simpson, David

Subjects
PowerPC-based system, Distributed processing (Computers), X Windows (Standard), SPARC-based system, MIPS-based system, UNIX, 486-based system, X terminal, Home computer market, K6-based system, 680X0-based system, Windowing (Electronic computers) -- Usage -- Equipment and supplies, X terminals -- Purchasing -- Usage -- Equipment and supplies, Distributed processing (Computers) -- Equipment and supplies -- Usage -- Purchasing, X windows (Standard) -- Usage -- Equipment and supplies, Workstations (Computers) -- Equipment and supplies -- Usage -- Purchasing, Microcomputers -- Equipment and supplies -- Usage -- Purchasing, Unix -- Usage -- Equipment and supplies, Directories -- Usage -- Purchasing -- Equipment and supplies
Abstract

Question: Where do you implement the X Window System also known as X Windows or X)? Answer: On a Unix workstation, a PC X server or a dedicated X terminal. […]

Published
1991

39. The performance road test

Author

Coulson, Christopher J.

Subjects
Network capacity management, Network management device, Network management, X terminal, Digital Equipment Corp. -- Product information, X terminals -- Product information, Network management systems -- Product information, Testing -- Product information
Abstract

THE UPSURGE IN user demand for X terminals and workstations has been tremendous. This demand is understandable, but it introduces planning problems. For example, X terminals are a low-cost way […]

Published
1991

40. A few X Window terminals and alternatives

Author

Wilson, David

Subjects
Evaluation, X Terminal, NCR Corp. -- Product information, Micronix Corp. -- Product information, Princeton Graphic Systems (Roswell, Georgia) -- Product information, Human Designed Systems Inc. -- Product information, Northwest Digital Systems Inc. -- Product information, Oracle America Inc. -- Product information, Tektronix Inc. -- Product information, Network Computing Devices Inc. -- Product information, NCD 17c (Computer terminal), Tektronix XP27 (Computer terminal), Visual Technology X-19 (Computer terminal), Human Design Systems VS1-91 (Computer terminal), Princeton Graphics Ultra-19 (Computer terminal), Micronics Computers MaxTerm 19 (Computer terminal), NCR 3412 (Computer terminal), Northwest Digital XT19 (Computer terminal), Sun Microsystems Sun-4-20 (Computer terminal)
Abstract

, XWindow terminals are a relatively new phenomena. NCD, one of the pioneering companies in this field, made its first customer shipments in February 1989, but despite that recent introduction […]

Published
1991

41. What gives an X terminal X appeal?

Author

Baldwin, Howard

Subjects
X Terminal, X Windows (Standard), Guidelines, Tutorial, Hardware Selection, Decision Making
Published
1991

42. X terminals for workstation power at PC prices

Author

Yager, Tom

Subjects
X Terminal, Evaluation, X Windows (Standard), Human Designed Systems Inc. -- Product information, NCR Corp. -- Product information, Network Computing Devices Inc. -- Product information, Tektronix Inc. -- Product information, Visual Technology Inc. -- Product information, Human Designed Systems ViewStation (Computer terminal), NCR X-Station (Computer terminal), Tektronix XP29 (Computer terminal), Visual Technology XDS (Computer terminal), Network Computing Devices NCD17c (Graphics system), X windows (Standard) -- Usage, Computer terminals -- Evaluation
Published
1991

44. Anatomy of an X terminal

Author

Socarras, Angel E., Cooper, Robert S., and Stonecypher, William F.

Subjects
X Terminal, Computer Design, GUI, Market Analysis, Client/Server Architecture, X Windows (Standard), LAN, LAN Hub/MAU, Nodal Processors
Published
1991

45. Either choice accesses the power of Unix: X-Window terminals and workstations

Author

Mosley, J.D.

Subjects
Windowing (Electronic computers) -- Equipment and supplies, Computer interfaces -- Design and construction -- Equipment and supplies -- Purchasing, X terminals -- Equipment and supplies -- Purchasing, Computer-aided engineering -- Equipment and supplies, X windows (Standard) -- Equipment and supplies, Computer terminals -- Purchasing -- Equipment and supplies, Workstations (Computers) -- Purchasing -- Equipment and supplies, Graphical user interface -- Purchasing -- Equipment and supplies, Unix -- Equipment and supplies, Business, Electronics and electrical industries, X Windows (Standard), UNIX, Computer terminal, IEEE-488 interface, X terminal, GUI, Design and construction, Purchasing, Equipment and supplies
Abstract

Either choice accesses the power of Unix Your firm is in good company if it has decided to standardize on Unix using the X-Window Development System (X-Window), version 11 (X11). [...]

Published
1990

46. 3 X Window servers for DOS

Author

Mikes, Steven

Subjects
X Terminal, MS-DOS, X Windows (Standard), Software Packages, Evaluation, Graphic Software Systems Inc. -- Product information, Locus Computing Corp. -- Product information, Visionware Ltd. -- Product information, UniPress Software Inc. -- Distribution, PC Xview (Computer program), XVision (Terminal emulation software), PC-Xsight (Computer terminal emulator)
Published
1990

47. How X terminal dollars make applications sense

Author

Jenkins, Avery L.

Subjects
Network software, X terminal, X terminals, Network software
Abstract

HOW X TERMINAL DOLLARS MAKE APPLICATIONS SENSE At first glance, many system managers might have a problem with paying more than $1,000 for an X windows terminal. After all, an […]

Published
1990

48. Jury still out on X terminals

Author

Kinnucan, Paul

Subjects
Software quality, UNIX, Cost benefit analysis, Computer terminal, User interface, GUI, X terminal, Windowing (Electronic computers) -- Equipment and supplies -- Directories, X terminals -- Equipment and supplies -- Directories, Software -- Equipment and supplies -- Directories, Cost benefit analysis -- Equipment and supplies -- Directories, User interface -- Equipment and supplies -- Directories, Computer terminals -- Equipment and supplies -- Directories, Graphical user interface -- Equipment and supplies -- Directories, Unix -- Equipment and supplies -- Directories, Directories -- Equipment and supplies -- Directories
Abstract

Once, systems integrators looking for ways to bring computing power to clients' desktops had three alternatives: video display terminals, PCs and workstations. Enter X terminals. When they became widely available […]

Published
1990

49. X terminals put to the test

Author

Lemon, Bob

Subjects
Evaluation, X Terminal, Human Designed Systems Inc. -- Product information, Visual Technologies Inc. -- Product information, Network Computing Devices Inc. -- Product information, Digital Equipment Corp. -- Product information, Human Designed Systems ViewStation V191 (Computer terminal), Visual Technologies X-15SR (Computer terminal), Network Computing Devices NCD16e (Computer terminal), DEC VT1000 (Computer terminal)
Published
1990

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