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ArticlesJanuary 1994


Editorial Power Personal Systems
Letters Letters to the Editors
Fixes Corrections to Previous Issues
News & Views Chicago Enters Beta Testing�� � ��Apple Provides PC on a Mac�� � ��Buyers Flock to Better Notebook Displays�� � ��Competition for Active Matrix�� � ��More...
Book and CD-ROM Reviews Low-Cost Data Acquisition�� � ��What Are Open Systems?�� � ��More...
Features 1993 Byte Awards�� � ��How BYTE Selected the Best�� � ��The Changing Climate�� � ��OS/2 2.1 IBM�� � ��Pentium processor Intel�� � ��PowerPC 601 Apple Computer, IBM, and Motorola�� � ��Awards By Issue
State Of The Art Microprocessor Trends�� � ��Power2 Takes the Lead--For Now�� � ��M1 Challenges Pentium�� � ��Pipeline Hazards�� � ��RISC Grows Up�� � ��Intel/VLSI Join The PDA Fray�� � ��The Am386Sc Does DOS And Windows�� � ��The AT&T; Hobbit Enters Its Second Generation�� � ��Digital Video Goes Real-Time
Special Report The Great OS Debate�� � ��Small Kernels Hit It Big�� � ��The Chorus Microkernel�� � ��Inside The Nucleus�� � ��A Chorus Lexicon�� � ��O bjects on the March�� � ��To Inherit or Not to Inherit?�� � ��Personality Plus�� � ��SunSelect's Wabi vs. Insignia Solutions' SoftWindows�� � ��Windows NT and Workplace OS: Plug It In�� � ��A Better OS/2 Than OS/2?
Reviews Paths to Platform Independence�� � ��Opening Night for Premiere 3.0�� � ��Digital-Media Power�� � ��NT Programming's Early Leader�� � ��New Mac Blazes Technology Trails�� � ��Live Video on the Mac
BYTE Lab Product Report 70 Color Monitors
Hands On Wide-Area Windows Networking�� � ��A Standard for Writing Recordable CDs�� � ��Subclassing in OLE 2.0
Pournelle Travels and Travails
What's New Information on New Products
Commentary Shakespearean Wisdom

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