September 1996

Editorial	Smart, Fast, and Well Connected
Inbox	Letters to the Editors
Bits	Cyrix 6x86 Matches Pentium • Data Analysis Goes Upscale • Yeah, But • OLAP Tools Tackle Bigger Tasks • More...
Blasts From The Past	5, 10, 15, and 20 Years Ago in BYTE
Core Technologies	A Real OS for Real Time • The New and Improved Internet Protocol • How PrintGear Works • Better Java Programming
Cover Story	Break the Bandwidth Barrier
State Of The Art	Control Quality • When Good Enough Is Best • Developing Quality • Testing, Testing
BYTE Lab Product Report	10 Multifunction Telephony Boards
Web Project	Push Me, Pull You
Special Report	Convergence Strategies • Data's New Voice • Global Video Village
Features	Barbarians at the Firewall • Forms Follow Function
Reviews	Microsoft Catches Up with Netscape • Adobe's Finally the Managing Type • Quality Printing, Fast and Cheap • You Talk, Warp Listens • Serving Up Data on the Web • Powerhouse Pentium Pro Servers • A High Five for the Latest LaserJet
Pournelle	A Lit tle Taste of Crow
What's New	Information on New Products
Toys	Wearable Pentium
International Bits	More Secure IDSN Lines • RISC and DSP in One Architecture • Acer Will Introduce $199 PC • AcerNote Nuovo Wins BYTE's Best of Computex Show Award
International Features	Internet + VANs = A Serious EDI Platform • A Better Foundation • Character Recognition
International What's New	Information on New Products

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