Archive for April 2000

Microsoft Announces BackOffice 2000 Server 0
MS slammed for abandoning W3C standards in IE 5.5 0
New Microsoft system continues bundling tradition 0
S3 vs. 3dfx Unreal Tournament shootout 0
Video Card Price List update 0
Intel IA-64 architecture to last 25 years 0
EuroCom Windows 2000 drivers 0
AMD Athlon 1GHz retail sales kick off in Japan 0
Hooker Furniture boosts productivity, lowers costs with BackOffice Server 4.5 0
Diamond Viper II Review 0
PIII Chipsets Roundup 0
Patch for Aladdin V chipset 0
Hamlet Windows 2000 drivers 0
LSI LOGIC Windows 2000 drivers 0
Visioneer and Windows 2000 0
Windows 2000 Tweak Guide 0
Microsoft to reissue Office 2000 fix as SR-1a 0
Microsoft to demonstrate new operating system 0
QT 4.1.1 tweaks performance, adds Windows 2000 support 0
New TV Ad Communicates Microsoft´s Commitment to Innovation 0
ATI to unveil Rage 6 on 24 April... 0
Dell to abandon Intel-only strategy 0
Windows 2000 Flashed 0
Apple releases streaming software that runs on Windows 0
New Millennium G400 Windows 2000 drivers 0
Zoltrix Windows 2000 drivers 0
SHYM Ships Application Security Server 0
Primax Windows 2000 Drivers 0
Be reports half-million downloads of free OS 0
Microsoft Windows 2000 Technologies to Power Dell PowerApp.web Appliance Server 0
Case: AOL, Gateway To Build Web Appliances 0
Microsoft´s fate to be decided by 24 May 0
Dell begins subtle reinvention 0
Windows 2000 Review 0
Chaintech Desperado RI70 Review 0
Veritas takes NT clustering to new heights 0
AOL Unleashes Netscape 6 Against IE 0
Netscape 6 Preview Release 1 0
Fix for the new Windows 2000 Banshee drivers 0
Office 2000 SR1 update for Windows 2000 0
Matrox NT 4.0 drivers 0
Windows 2000 WINS Issues; A DNS Server Memory Leak 0
Its Official: Office 2000 Bug Fix Adds Bugs 0
Voodoo Banshee Windows 2000 Beta drivers 0
S1837UANG-L Thunderbolt Review 0
Industry reaction: Let´s talk remedies 0
Via admits it´s in talks to buy S3 chip unit 0
Microsoft reverses Windows ME strategy 0
KPNQwest, IBM team on Web hosting 0
Amiga preps dual-OS plan, outlines hardware line-up 0