WORLDSCRIPT JUMPS LANGUAGE BARRIERS
Posted on | March 18, 2010 | No Comments
Published in Computer Jagat
Apple has announced its WorldScript technology. The introduction of WorldScript will transform the Mac into the first international PC through worldwide language support.
The new technology includes support for text input and display, as well as for incorporating language attributes, such as date and time formats, for most written languages.
With WorldScript, Apple provides [...]
HP’s Portable 600 dpi Laser Jets
Posted on | March 18, 2010 | No Comments
Originally Published in 1992 ()
Hewlett Packard Co. introduced a portable printer together with LaserJet 4 and 4M 600 dots-per inch (dpi) laser printers for PC, Macintosh and network computing systems.
The 4 pound low priced HP DeskJet portable printer is about half the size of a notebook PC. Users can feed letter-, legal and A4-size cut [...]
AB Bank SNORAS adopts full Financial Studio
Posted on | March 18, 2010 | No Comments
Vilnius – London. March 17 2010. Financial Architects (FinArch), the leading
international provider of Finance Resource Planning (FRP) for the finance industry,
today announced that AB Bank SNORAS has signed an agreement with FinArch to upgrade
their existing FinArch Basel II implementation to include the complete Financial
Studio.
AB Bank SNORAS have chosen to upgrade the Financial Studio Basel II [...]
LATEST PARADOX TEN TIMES FASTER THAN OLD VERSION
Posted on | March 18, 2010 | No Comments
Published in Computer Jagat Magazine
Borland has unveiled Paradox 4.0 a major upgrade to its PC-based relational database.
Paradox 4.0 delivers more speed, a windows-like user interface, enhanced network performance and expanded Paradox Application Language, PAL.
Performance in Paradox 4.0 has been enhanced. On average, Paradox 4.0 is 10 times faster than Paradox 3.5.
At the core of Paradox [...]
NEW MACHINE’ MADE FROM BIOCHEMICALS
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Us scientists have come up with a new “machine”, which is made up of biochemicals and not silicon, to mimic the human brain.
John Ross of Stanford University said that such a machine would exist within the year and could be initially used for basic computations, such as addition and subtraction.
Ross with his co-workers Allen Hjelmsfelt [...]
ENGINEERING AND SYSTEM ASPECT OF COMPUTER DESIGN (Part Two)
Posted on | March 18, 2010 | No Comments
Originally Published in 1992 (Computer Jagat Magazine)
Hakikur Rahman
Two type of MOSFETs are available; p-channel and n-channel. Each of them consists of a drain, a source, a gate and a substrate area with external terminals, p-channel MOSFETs are applied with negative voltage at the gate and positive voltage to n-channel. Hence, they act as switch and [...]
Singapore NCB To Buy OKI Printers
Posted on | March 14, 2010 | No Comments
originally Published in 1992 (comjputer Jagat)
The National Computer Board (NCB) has awarded a contract to supply 800 units of OKI Microline 391 Elite printers to various ministries from Aug ‘92 to Jun ‘93. Prior to these awards, They have been also awarded by NCB to supply more than 2,000 units of OKI printers to various [...]
New Series of Sandon UPS
Posted on | March 14, 2010 | No Comments
New Scries of Sandon UPS would replace the old models with larger output power. When compared to the old version, the new series products have new outlook, new panel and tower type can auto restart function and interface for network.
A Pres Release From ACT
Posted on | March 14, 2010 | No Comments
Originally Published in 1992 (Computer Jagat Magazine)
Recently Bangladesh Road Transport Authority, a government organization has decided to install a NOVELL NETWARE based LAN/ WAN system. Our attention was drawn by the organization to some of the purposely distorted facts about NOVELL made by some individual, mainly to the fact that authorized distributor of NOVELL does [...]
USL (AT&T) UNIX SVR4.2 Vs. SCO UNIX SVR3.2.4 FACTS Vs. MEDIA HOOPLA
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Originally Published in 1992 (Computer Jagat Magazine)
In December 1989 when AT&T announced the first UNIX SVR4, it was touted as the ultimate UNIX operating system, merging the main variants of UNIX such as SVR 3.2, BSD and XENIX And now with the announcement of the SVR4.2 from Unix Systems Laboratories (USL), a subsidiary of AT&T, [...]
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