Word: users
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...mere $1 to $4, the average user may access more than 2,9000 magazines, books, databases and news wires...
People, don't to tire yourself out trying to match the increasing speed of the industry. What really is the difference between a 200Mhz and 233Mhz processor? Not much (really, how fast can you cut and paste?). For the average user, the Joe and Jane Sixpacks, be not preoccupied with the hype over this or that new faster gizmo. Simply ask yourself, "What do I need...
...Baratunde R. Thurston '99 is the Claverly Hall user assistant for HASCS, editor-in-chief of the HCS's Computers@Harvard and a Crimson editor. He is fed up with the rapidly changing computer industry and uses an abacus forall his computing needs. Wayne lives...
...Lexis-Nexis will be more user-friendly and easier to navigate, according to Julie Wetherill, training coordinator of library services at the Office for Information Services...
This address does not correspond to a specific e-mail account, so alumni will still need Internet providers, but it relays all e-mail from the Harvard-affiliated addresses to the corresponding user's current address. So long as one is on the 'Net, he or she can maintain a cyber-address easily accessible to classmates and friends...