Getting on the bus to Windows 98

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The Universal Serial Bus (USB) is one feature of the Windows 98 software that addresses the problem of slow data movement from video capture devices, or digital cameras by using high-speed avenues. Aside from USB, Windows 98 also accommodates DVD-ROM drives and the Accelerated Graphics Port chip.

Author: O'Malley, Chris
Evaluation, Computer software industry, Software industry, Product information, Microsoft Corp., MSFT, Graphical user interfaces, Graphical user interface, Serial interfaces, Serial interface

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Surfing for science

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Web sites on science and technology provide curious and serious science observers and practitioners with up-to-date information and developments. Information is available in the form of news, tours, directories, tutorials and instructions.

Author: O'Malley, Chris
Management, Usage, Internet, Information services

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Finally! Recordable CDs

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The development of recordable compact discs is expected to revolutionize the consumer electronics industry. Companies such as Pioneer, Marantz, Sony, Toshiba and Philips have already launched their own players for audio and video discs.

Author: O'Malley, Chris
Innovations, Product introduction, Consumer electronics industry, Compact discs, Compact disc players, Compact disc players and recorders

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