Commotion continues on the Continent

Article Abstract:

Electronics distributors in Europe continue to struggle to define their strategies as European re-unification continues. European distributors are being caught up in acquisitions, investments and reorganizations as the opportunities begin to take shape and competition from US companies increases. The European electronics distribution market reached $10.5 billion in 1995 and is expected to grow by 10% in 1996. Issues that many distributors face in their marketing decisions include the level of technical support they can offer, the integration of their computer network and the number of inventory sites they can offer. Though major distributors are expected to flourish, small specialized distributors will be able to find their niche.

Computers, peripherals & software, Management, Europe, Economic aspects, Forecasts and trends, Industry trend, Electronics industry, Distributors (Commerce), International markets, World Market

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Work Station by NEC

Article Abstract:

The N6300, model 55, is a clustered multifunction work station by NEC Corporation. It has a modular structure for flexible accomodation of future expansions or modifications. This system contains features such as kanji data processing, document data processing, business graphic processing, input and output of images, edit processing and voice input. It functions as an on-line terminal, personal computer and workstation in a local area network (LAN), includes a disk-based operating system, NEC Terminal Operating System and supports the basic software.

Evaluation, Product/Service Evaluation, Clustering (Computers), Workstations, Multifunctional, Functional Capabilities, Disk Operating System, Modules, Server Clustering, N6300 55 (workstation)

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Casting an eye over cyclopia

Article Abstract:

Cyclopia is a class of human birth-defect syndromes known as holoprosencephaly. The biochemical defects underlying the malformation are not well known. Feldman and colleagues, Sampath and colleages and Rebagliati and colleagues have analyzed cyclopic zebra fish mutants, which gives an insight into the processes that establish the ventral regions of the brain and spinal cord.

Research, Cyclopia

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