Rambus memory arrives in high-end workstations
Although the supply pipeline has not fully opened for Intel Corp.'s new 733-, 750- and 800-MHz Pentium III processors and the i840 chip set for Rambus dynamic RAM (RDRAM) channels, Gateway Inc. and Hewlett-Packard Co. expect no long wait in filling system orders.
Conference showcases big and small enterprise appliances
Information technologists are the samurai of the Internet age, futurist James Canton said at a recent conference sponsored by Giga Information Group Inc. of Stamford, Conn.
Sun StorEdge array based on Fibre Channel
The Sun Microsystems StorEdge A3500FC RAID array has dual Fibre Channel host interfaces and holds up to 4.3T of data.
OPM creates data warehouse
The Office of Personnel Management has taken the first steps toward building a comprehensive warehouse of federal work force information.
POWER USER
As Microsoft Corp. navigates its way around the court system, users are learning to navigate the software giant's new operating system and massive office suite. The trick is to make Windows 2000 Professional and Office 2000 work for you, not against you.
Free SecurityManager does DES encryption for Windows
Lightweight, downloadable SecurityManager 99 freeware wastes no time encrypting Microsoft Windows files under the federal Data Encryption Standard
Sceptre Soundx 6600 notebook is a perfect fit for the road
The Sceptre Soundx 6600 comes close to my ideal of a notebook computer. It's more powerful than most desktop systems.
In 10 minutes, you can set up and use this HP scanner
The phrase 'easy to install' on a product box generally means I'll spend only half a day instead of all day and night setting up a new device.
Lab Notes
In the race. Kenwood Technologies Inc. of San Jose, Calif., has come out with the 72X TrueX, the latest version of the company's superfast CD-ROM spinners.
Get the lowdown on loading Linux apps
'No one really buys operating systems. They choose an application, and they choose the operating system to run that application.'
Senators check up on ITMRA progress
APRIL 10—Sen. Fred Thompson (R-Tenn.), chairman of the Senate Governmental Affairs Committee, and ranking Democrat Sen. Joseph Lieberman (D-Conn.) last Friday wrote to the heads of 24 agencies inquiring about their implementation of the Information Technology Management Reform Act.
IBM tests Linux for S/390 servers
APRIL 10—IBM Corp. has quietly released an experimental version of the Linux open-source operating system for its System/390 enterprise server line.
NOAA uses e-mail to distribute nautical chart updates
APRIL 10—The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration is now making nautical chart updates available weekly via e-mail.
Finally, you can have color in the Palm of your hand
When Henry Ford was persuaded to update the obsolete Model T, the resulting Model A had all sorts of modern conveniences, such as a gas gauge and a choice of colors. 'Henry's made a lady out of Lizzy,' went the advertising jingle.
GCN/State & Local wins national journalism award for Y2K issue
GCN/State & Local last month received the Jesse H. Neal National Business Journalism Award from the American Business Press for the best subject-related series of articles among publications of its size for the September 1999 issue.
Linux firewalls are free but can take a toll on time and resources
You can spend thousands of dollars on a firewall, or, with a Linux operating system, you can get one for free. But that doesn't necessarily mean you will save thousands of dollars.
Lone Star doctors beam medical care via video
A Texas university is using telemedicine to provide medical care to prison inmates without putting physicians at risk and to care for children with special needs.
Socks app sifts multimedia data streams
A downside of firewall security is the barrier it creates to secure videoconferencing and other multimedia applications.
Legislatures forge digital agendas
The digital age is gradually changing the way legislators follow the hallowed traditions that pervade state capitols, but the Wisconsin Assembly is taking a more direct route.
ADSL supplies low-cost links to Syracuse
Social service providers in Syracuse, N.Y., are holding desktop videoconferences thanks to some funding, foresight and a little faith in asymmetric digital subscriber line technology.
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