July 1995 / Letters

P6 Pointers?	I read your cover story entitled "Intel's P6" (April) and was hoping to get some additional references from you.
Back to School	I am head of the mathematics department at Eton College in the U.K. Your article "New Ways to Learn" (March) is arguably the most important information the magazine has published in all the time I have been reading it.
BYTE Bashing	I have to give you credit for not editing out Jessica Keyes' flames concerning some aspects of computer-related trade publications (May Commentary).
More Kudos for Keyes	Jessica Keyes' May Commentary should be framed and hung on the walls of every business that intends to buy into any IT (information technology) solution.
Pentium Bug	I read Raphael Needleman's Editorial (March) with great concern.
Anything but a PC	Why is it that you completely ignore practically all other computers other than the PC compatibles?
Remember the Macintosh	As a loyal Mac user, I usually just bite my tongue at what often seems like uneven coverage.
Beyond Cute PDAs	Your article on Dracon was very interesting. In particular, I liked that it dealt with how PDA technology was being used to solve business problems rather than just how cute PDA technology is.
BYTE Deck	I recently received the May edition of BYTE. On skimming the articles, I noticed on page 36 in the News & Views section an article on Brooktrout's IP/FaxRouter.
PGP URL?	In your August 1994 issue, you included an article on PGP (Pretty Good Privacy).
Where's the CD-ROM?	On February 5th, I sent in my subscription for BYTE on CD-ROM.
BYTE Benchmarks Redux	Over a week ago, I sent two messages requesting a copy of the BYTE Native-Mode benchmarks.

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