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1998 Archive of Plugged In Columns

This is a listing of all my "Plugged In" columns from 1998. If you want to find out if I've covered a specific topic or issue, use the site's Search page.

Date

Column Title

December 1998

December 28, 1998/January 4, 1999 PC Trends for '99
December 21, 1998 Flat-panel fiasco: Lack of standards could slow acceptance of high-tech monitors
December 14, 1998 Breaking down the Y2K hype factor
December 7, 1998 Y2K: It's a human problem, not a technology problem

November 1998

November 30, 1998 Will the AOL/Netscape deal really change the Internet landscape?
November 23, 1998 Java wars: the first strike
November 16, 1998 Rulers in the mobile computing market: Will tiny Windows 98 notebooks squeeze out Jupiter devices?
November 9, 1998 They should do it my way
November 2, 1998 Could the Microsoft trial lead to multiple versions of Windows?

October 1998

October 26, 1998 Whatever happened to Rambus?
October 19, 1998 Processor performance battles: AMD's K7 vs. Intel's Katmai
October 12, 1998 New file standard should give electronic books a boost
October 5, 1998 Whatever happened to 1394 and Device Bay?

September 1998

September 28, 1998 Whatever happened to OnNow?
September 21, 1998 PCs need to break from the past
September 14, 1998 TechNet: Microsoft's hidden jewel
September 7, 1998 Lego MindStorms brings the fun back to technology

August 1998

August 31, 1998 The fall and rise of the Celeron
August 24, 1998 Who's responsible for computer security?
August 17, 1998 Back Orifice threat: Getting caught in the digital crossfire
August 10, 1998 The realities of USB aren't what you were led to believe
August 3, 1998 BIOS Virus and e-mail flaws put your data in double jeopardy

July 1998

July 27, 1998 Exciting new developments in home networking products
July 20, 1998 Can computers ever be fast enough?
July 13, 1998 iMac might just resuscitate Apple
July 6, 1998 Is the world ready for digital books?

June 1998

June 29, 1998 Making Windows 98 Work
June 22, 1998 Visa limits, training, and the IT worker shortage
June 15, 1998 Does MySpace offer a Windows desktop alternative?
June 8, 1998 Non-Intel CPUs coming on strong
June 1, 1998 Windows 98: Corporate product or consumer product?

May 1998

May 25, 1998 Is Internet Explorer just freeware?
May 18, 1998 The Not-so-universal serial bus
May 11, 1998 Windows 98 troubleshooting tools are a dual-edged sword
May 4, 1998 Windows 98 = Windows 95.1

April 1998

April 27, 1998 Solving the PCI IRQ dilemma
April 20, 1998 New Pentium IIs put an end to processor upgrades
April 13, 1998 Planning for the worst: The OS should do more to help you help yourself
April 6, 1998 Is computer leasing the right answer?

March 1998

March 30, 1998 PC 98 and PC 99 specs offer hope for the future
March 23, 1998 Software vendors need to provide a full disclosure
March 16, 1998 Is the Internet ready for fee-based services?
March 9, 1998 Internet phones should be consumer access device of choice
March 2, 1998 New, big hard drives prove that PC hardware limitations just won't go away

February 1998

February 23, 1998 Good troubleshooting resources are hard to find
February 16, 1998 Pending FCC proposal could give ISPs access to local loop
February 9, 1998 DSL technologies look a long way off
February 2, 1998 New Mac file system has nice improvements, but there's a gotcha

January 1998

January 26, 1998 Pay-per-use Software will crank up Internet commerce
January 19, 1998 Mail-order vendors conspicuously absent from sub-$1,000 market
January 12, 1998 Low cost PCs will shake up IT market
January 5, 1998 Whither Apple?
 

 

 


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