Word: connections
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...devices like the Newton were too big and bulky to be of any use. Early PDAs were as big as a paperback novel and almost as heavy. They could be transported, but weren't truly portable in any sense of the word. They also required expensive add-ons to connect to desktop computers. At up to $1,000 a pop, these devices were no small investment for the average...
Boating in the Charles River may become a little safer if the town of Milford obeys an Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) order to cut off pipes that illegally connect sewers and storm drains...
...cool customer, not the type to go into cardiac arrest when his mail server crashes. He is the co-founder of Panix, the oldest and best-known Internet service provider in Manhattan. Years before the Net became a cereal-box buzz word, Rosen would let people connect to Panix free, or for only a few dollars a month, just because--well, because that was the culture of the time. Rosen has handled plenty of mail outages, so on this occasion he simply rolled up his sleeves and set to work, fingers clacking out a flamenco on the keyboard, looking...
...already own a computer and simply need an Ethernet card to connect to Harvard's network, there's no better place to go than TPC. The store sells all of the supported devices for the network, and their prices for premium devices like 3Com cards are as low as mail-order vendors. They also have a liberal return policy on defective cards and erroneous purchases, usually accepting returned cards without receipts...
...very young group of people. They'll be able to connect more directly with undergraduates," said Geoffrey C. Rapp '98, Fellows Committee chair...