Author: mactech

LaCie Takes the Lead in DVD-RAM for PC and Macintosh

Hillsboro, Oregon – September 2, 1998.

LaCie has entered the DVD-RAM market in force with a solution addressing
both PC and Macintosh desktop solutions. The LaCie DVD-RAM SCSI products
are now available, and have shipped in volume since July 1998.

What is DVD-RAM?

DVD-RAM stands for Digital Versatile Disc-Random Access Memory, and
represents the hottest rewritable technology for low-cost, high-reliability
and easy-to-use storage.

For Release: September 2, 1998

Sonnet Announces the Sonata Pro 24 NuBus Video Card

Sonnet Offers Accelerated Video Card for 7100 and 8100 Power Macintosh
Owners Planning a G3 Upgrade.

IRVINE, CALIFORNIA. September 2, 1998. Sonnet Technologies, the leading
manufacturer of performance upgrade products for Apple MacintoshTM
computers, introduced a new accelerated video card for the 7100 and 8100
PCI Power Macintosh.

7100/8100 PowerMac Video Adapter Kit

This update will provide information on the Video Adapter Kits for the
Power Mac 7100 /8100 solution.

7100 ADAPTER KIT – SOLUTION

To review the status of the 7100 adapter kit solution, we are pleased to
announce that our engineers have solved the technical incompatibilities
with the 7100. The new adapter kit will incorporate special circuitry that
solves all of the timing problems that existed with some 7100
configurations. This new adapter kit has been well tested and is now in
production.

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

VENDOR SHIPS PC EMULATOR AND MACOS LIBRARY FOR APOKALYPSE

MIAMI, FL — Sept 1, 1998 — Computer users who have wanted to take
advantage of the advanced security features and new software available for
Linux-based systems such as Apokalypse(tm) but didn’t want to leave their
PC or Macintosh software behind don’t have long to wait until they can run
all three in the same environment. Al Guerra Enterprises, Inc. announced
that it has begun shipping early versions of its compatibility packages.

PC/ET(tm) is a PC emulator that emulates hardware and software.

From: Chuq Von Rospach (chuq@apple.com)
Subject: New Apple-Listserver Documentation site.

I’m very thrilled to announce that the new, tango-driven documentation
system (project code name: “project from hell”) for our listservers has
been finished and released, and is now accessible from
(http://www.lists.apple.com/).