| The Wall Street Journal Western Edition 1992 Michael Allen |
| Title | Subject | Authors |
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| Compaq Computer finds itself where it once put IBM; firm must cut costs but maintain quality to justify its higher prices. (Corporate Focus) (Company Profile) | Business, general | Michael Allen, Hal Lancaster |
| Compaq plans to begin selling some PCs by mail, dipping its toe in new market. | Business, general | Michael Allen |
| Compaq's 4th-quarter net tumbled 51% as sales dropped 13% in weak economy. (Compaq Computer Corp.) | Business, general | Michael Allen |
| Compaq's profit dropped by 60% in first quarter; shift to low-price machines is seen hurting results for next two periods. (Compaq Computer Corp.) | Business, general | Michael Allen |
| Compaq to quit computer consortium sparking debate over group's future. (Advanced Computing Environment) | Business, general | Michael Allen |
| Convex, Hewlett-Packard are set to unveil new computer system. (Convex Computer Corp.) (Meta Series supercomputers) (Product Announcement) | Business, general | Michael Allen |
| Cray Computer, Thinking Machines to establish technical relationship. | Business, general | Michael Allen |
| Cray Computer weighs accord with its rivals. (Cray Computer Corp. may sign marketing pact with rival makers of massively parallel supercomputers, Thinking Machine Corp. and Intel Corp.) | Business, general | Michael Allen |
| Cray Research tries to adjust to a harsh new world: supercomputer maker wrestles with intense competition, weak economy. | Business, general | Michael Allen |
| Cyrix and Texas Instruments Inc. plan a new chip. (Cyrix Corp.'s Cx486SLC, a hybrid of Intel Corp.'s 80386SX and 80486 microprocessors) | Business, general | Michael Allen |
| Dell Computer battles its rivals with a lean machine: company's swift budget and price cuts led to '92 profit despite recession. | Business, general | Michael Allen, Hal Lancaster |
| Developing new line of low-priced PC shakes up Compaq; the chairman went behind chief executive's back to target cheap clones; neophyte in cutthroat niche.. (microcomputers) | Business, general | Michael Allen |
| Fujitsu is building supercomputer ten times as fast as current rivals. (Fujitsu VPP500 supercomputer) (Technology & Health) | Business, general | Michael Allen |
| Growing pains: Low-cost PC makers have come on strong but difficulties loom: some upstarts face problems with quality, service, returned merchandise; a threat of rising overhead. (problems blunt growth at Gateway 2000 and Northgate Computer Corp.) | Business, general | Michael Allen |
| Packard Bell's initial offering may hit snags; PC makers' woes, shaky IPO market cited. (Packard Bell Electronics Inc.'s initial public offering) (Heard on the Street) | Business, general | Michael Allen |
| Smile! Here comes videoconferencing - and business meetings may never be the same. (Telecommunications: A New World) | Business, general | Michael Allen |
| Texas Instruments braces for long-awaited growth: firm to boost production, shift to more-lucrative custom chip market. (Corporate Focus) (Company Profile) | Business, general | Michael Allen |
| U.S. agrees to help Cray Research develop supercomputer software. (Department of Energy, Cray Research Inc.) | Business, general | Michael Allen, Hal Lancaster |
| Workstations go from desk jobs to roles once played solely by supercomputers. (Computers) | Business, general | Michael Allen |
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