| Newmedia 1995 Becky Waring |
| Title | Subject | Authors |
|---|
| Authoring tools bent on cross-platform development. (five CD-ROM authoring programs)(Product Announcement) (Product Announcement) | Computers and office automation industries | Becky Waring |
| Mac video goes upscale. (Macintosh video products shown at the Macworld Expo in January 1995) | Computers and office automation industries | Becky Waring |
| Muscle machines: Mac, Indy, Sun and Pentium. (Apple Power Macintosh 8100/80, Dell Computer Dell Dimension XPS P90, Silicon Graphics Indy 4600SC and Sun Microsystems SPARCstation20 model 50 tests)(includes related articles on an executive summary, Mac-based CD-ROM development, CPUs, Silicon Graphics' multimedia market dominance and design firm TX Unlimited's use of Sun workstations) (Hardware Review)(Evaluation)(Cover Story) | Computers and office automation industries | Becky Waring |
| New looks for Media 100 and After Effects.(Data Translation's Media 100 nonlinear editing system and Adobe's After Effects video effects software) (Software Review)(Evaluation) | Computers and office automation industries | Becky Waring |
| Pentiums $1,999 and up. (Acer America Acer Acros, Compaq Presario 500) | Computers and office automation industries | Becky Waring |
| Sun and Integraph power up 3-D offerings against SGI. (Sun Microsystems Inc.'s Ultra 1 model 40 SPARC-based system and Intergraph Corp.'s TDZ pentium pro-based system)(Product Announcement) | Computers and office automation industries | Becky Waring |
| Trinity upstages Video Toaster at NAB.(Play's Trinity nonlinear editing system demonstrated at National Assn of Broadcasters show) | Computers and office automation industries | Becky Waring |
| True power: The Power Mac 9500.(Apple Computer's Power Mac 9500 PowerPC-based system) (Hardware Review)(Evaluation) | Computers and office automation industries | Becky Waring, Jeff Sauer |
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