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Recent Hardware Articles

Ahead of the Curve: How Soon Is Now?

A consultant offers a glimpse of what new equipment is on the horizon and offers tips on equipment available today.  Read more

What's Next: Paving the Information Highway

A high-tech expert predicts that the next wave in high-tech innovation will be in networks and what they will look like.  Read more

Managing Information: Multiple Choice

A high-tech CEO offers advice to businesspeople who are wrestling with finding technology expertise.  Read more

Markets: Who Are the High-Tech Workers?

Some results from a survey of single-person business people working out of their homes.  Read more

Computer Upgrade: To Hell and Back

A company's struggle to upgrade its computer system is detailed, while advice on lessons learned is offered.  Read more

E-mail With. . .Nicholas Negroponte

A multimedia expert discusses with 'Inc. Technology's editor how business and technology intersect.  Read more

The Things We Love

Several executives comment on their favorite high-tech toys and gadgets.  Read more

Marketing: Good Connections

A quick look at how a marketing firm is using technology to keep consultants and clients connected.  Read more

Pricing: Pricing by the Numbers

A custom-made furniture manufacturer discusss how he has turned to technology to ensure the correct price point.  Read more

Employee-Appraisal Software

Three CEOs review three employee-appraisal software packages.  Read more

My Psion Series 3a Pocket Computer

A high-tech expert comments on what he likes and dislikes about this tiny pocket computer.  Read more

Setting Up a Network

A CEO reviews the peer-to-peer network system his company uses and the benefits of this usage.  Read more

Tracking Flexible Fliers

A new software program accommodates uneven telecommuting and flextime work schedules.  Read more

Pain-Free Computing

A book and service focus on preventing office-technology-related injuries.  Read more

Where New Things Come From

An analysis of what large and small companies contribute to innovation across various industries and sectors.  Read more

The Electronic Superstore

One CEO developed an electronic version of his company's catalog.  Read more

Sign on the Digitized Line

Mail-in service reproduces digitized signatures for documents; other signature-reproducing techniques.  Read more

Internet Inc.

Three start-ups are developing business applications for the Internet.  Read more

Fax Retrieval from Afar

New fax machines allow users to call in from remote phones and retrieve faxes.  Read more

Changes in Computer Support

Summaries of some of the customer service phone numbers and services offered by some leading vendors.  Read more

Fixed Fees Ahead?

Some vendors are charging customers for customer service support.  Read more

Software for Smart Shortcuts

A brief review of time-saving, or 'learning agent' software.  Read more

Safe and Sound Policy

Information on a security system for desktop or portable computers.  Read more

E-Mail in the Pines

New product allows portable computers to exchange E-mail with virtually any other U.S. computer site.  Read more

World Without Wires

Three companies are capitalizing on the emerging wireless mobile computing market.  Read more

The Perils of E-Mail

Tips for electronic mail users to follow to avoid litigation.  Read more

Hire-a-Hacker

Information on security experts who launch raids on companies' access-control systems to evaluate vulnerability.  Read more

Pagers That Say Who Called

Prices for alphanumeric pagers, which can display messages, have dropped.  Read more

A Growth Market in Used Phones

Telephone reconditioners offer used equipment at substantial savings.  Read more

Car-Phone Pros and Cons

Different companies' experiences with the cost of and other problems with employees' use of car phones.  Read more

Fending Off Phone Fraud

New software prevents fraud by 'learning' a company's normal telephone calling patterns and alerting it to anomalies.  Read more

The Optical Disk: Big Files on Small Budgets

Optical-storage and -retrieval systems are now affordable for small businesses.  Read more

PC Buyers' Lament

About 90% of purchasers of new desktop computers regret they didn't opt for more functionality.  Read more

Filing from 50,000 Feet

Airlines are adding modem and fax hookups, battery chargers, and digitized telephones to in-flight services.  Read more

Infomania

Results from an Inc. poll of readers' use of technology.  Read more