November 1994 / Features

November 1994 / Features

PCMCIA: Past, Present, and Promise

PCMCIA may make dynamic resource management a reality
- by John Bryan

PCMCIA Players and Products

With the PCMCIA group now some 450 to 500 members strong, it is impossible in this limited space to mention even a significant percentage of the participants who are making a contribution to improving the PC Card standard.

Starting with a Clean Sheet

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table Listing: Cesk code for generating primes using the Sieve of Eratosthenes.

Imagine a constructor set that lets you use ready-made objects to create customized calculation applications--fast
- by Dick Pountain

Smarter Copiers, Printers, and Fax Devices Are Coming

Microsoft and Novell believe that peripherals need their own operating system
- by And y Reinhardt

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