February 1998 / Cover Story

February 1998 / Cover Story

Disposable PCs

The New World Order

System On a Chip

MediaGX Architecture

The Slot Thickens

Digital's EV-6 Architecture

Upgradable or Obsolete?

How Low Can You Go?

Power Those Under-$500 PCs

BYTE Readers Put PCs Out to Pasture Faster

How BYTE Readers Rank New Technologies

New technology, fragmenting standards, and a revolt against rapid obsolescence will ra dically change the PC landscape over the next two years. Are you ready?
- by Tom R. Halfhill

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My approach to software engineering is far more pragmatic than it is theoretical--and no language better exemplifies this than C++.

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