High-Tech Workstations

Article Abstract:

International Resource Development Inc. (IRD), Norwalk, Connecticut, predicts that up to $12 billion will be spent from 1985 to 1995 to equip top executives in the U.S. with high-technology workstations. Reluctance on the part of executives to use a keyboard will not be a deterrent because of voice, icon, mouse pointers, touch screens, and custom programmed function keys. According to the IRD study, eighty-five percent of executives will have workstations by 1995 in order to have meaningful information immediately available.

Computer terminals, Office automation, Workstations, Trends, Executive, Computer Terminal, User Interface, User interfaces (Computers)

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PC Complements Olivetti's Current Systems and Is Compatible with the IBM PC

Article Abstract:

Olivetti Corp. has introduced a new personal computer, the Olivetti PC, designed to complement the IBM PC as well as Olivetti's M20 and M20 BP computers. The Olivetti PC can operate under MS-DOS, CP-M-86, GW-Basic and several other systems. The PC features a 'Ram Disk' capability for longer sessions which allows a segment of RAM memory to function as a virtual disk drive with quicker access times.

RAM, RAM (Random access memory), Compatibility (Computers), Compatible Hardware, Personal Computers, New Product, product announcement, Microcomputer, Access Time, Olivetti PC

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