| The New York Times 1989 Thomas C. Hayes |
| Title | Subject | Authors |
|---|
| Compaq sales dip alarms investors. (Compaq Computer Corp.) (Market Place) | News, opinion and commentary | Thomas C. Hayes |
| Compaq's dramatic 'notebooks'; 2 new portables offer hard disks and desktop power. (portable computers) (product announcement) | News, opinion and commentary | Thomas C. Hayes |
| Compaq's new model is expected; desktop machine uses most powerful chip yet. (80486-based microcomputer) | News, opinion and commentary | Thomas C. Hayes |
| Deal in advanced TV by Texas Instruments. (high-definition television chip design pact with Japan Broadcasting Corp.) | News, opinion and commentary | Thomas C. Hayes |
| I.B.M. sets joint deal in automation; Texas Instruments in factory venture. | News, opinion and commentary | Thomas C. Hayes |
| Japan grip still seen on patents; chip award offers lesson in frustration. (Japanese Patent Office awards Texas Instruments Inc. patent for basic integrated circuit after 29 years) | News, opinion and commentary | Thomas C. Hayes |
| New tools aid oil hunt in U.S. (computer simulations, seismic gauges, and new extraction techniques) | News, opinion and commentary | Thomas C. Hayes |
| Texas Instruments report 30.6% decline in earnings. | News, opinion and commentary | Thomas C. Hayes |
| U.S. chip gets patent in Japan; Texas Instruments may gain $2 billion. | News, opinion and commentary | Thomas C. Hayes |
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