Author: mactech

For Release: August 13, 1998

For More Information, please contact:
Joy Hsu
949-261-2800
joy.hsu@sonnettech.com

SONNET ANNOUNCES FASTEST EVER 360 MHZ PROCESSOR UPGRADE CARD FOR POWER
MACINTOSH COMPUTERS

Sonnet Tops Lineup with 333 MHz and 360 MHz PowerPC G3 Processor Upgrade
Cards for PCI Macs.

IRVINE, CALIFORNIA. August 13, 1998. Sonnet Technologies, the leading
manufacturer of performance upgrade products for Apple MacintoshTM
computers, introduced two new models in its line of CrescendoTM G3
processor upgrade cards for PCI Power MacintoshTM Computers.

CONFLICT CATCHER 8 – DEMO NOW AVAILABLE ONLINE. Stop by for a test run!!

Casady & Greene is pleased to offer you a chance to test drive our New
Conflict Catcher 8. Conflict Catcher 8 was the winner of the coveted “Best
of Show” award received at Macworld in New York.

Conflict Catcher 8 now features the New Clean Install System Merge which
detects and prevents incorrect files, extensions, and preferences from
merging into your new operating system.

MEDIA CONTACTS:
Jennifer Lyng or Nicole Rowland
pr@aladdinsys.com
(831)761-6200

CROSS-PLATFORM COMMUNICATION BREAKTHROUGH: ALADDIN DROPSTUFF CREATES
STUFFIT AND ZIP COMPRESSED FILES TO MAKE WINDOWS TO MACINTOSH COMMUNICATION
EFFORTLESS

Aladdin Systems’ New Compression And Access Utility Eases Cross-Platform
Woes And Delivers One Unique Solution To Windows Users

Watsonville, CA August 12, 1998- Aladdin Systems, Inc.

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

Stalker Software Releases Free Upgrades to their network sharing applications
and Utilities.

MILL VALLEY, CA – August 12, 1998 – Stalker Software, Inc. has announced
free upgrades to their networking line of products including PortShare Pro,
LineShare, SCSIShare and the PortConnector utility.

PortShare Pro V2.7 is the popular application that allows any serial device
to be shared over an AppleTalk/EtherNet network.

BROWSER INCOMPATIBILITIES INCREASE WEB SITE COSTS AND THREATEN TO FRAGMENT
THE WEB, ACCORDING TO LEADING WEB DEVELOPERS

Los Angeles, August 10, 1998 – Resolving incompatibilities among browsers
adds at least 25 percent to the cost of building Web sites, according to
The Web Standards Project (WSP), a newly-formed international coalition of
leading Web developers dedicated to promoting a worldwide standard for Web
and browser design.