PC Prices Could Fall Into TV-land
News While PCs from eMachines and others now sell for less than $400, ZDNN has reviewed documents for new, more eye-pleasing designs aimed at even lower price levels. The company is developing multi-hued, low-cost consumer PCs that will start at about...
[October 11, 1999, 11:58]
Free Internet -- What You Actually Get, A ZDNet Guide
News BUT, before you dive into this remarkable feat of helpful journalism, check out ZDNN's Unmetered Access Guide which will give you quick helpful hints on where to go for the best in unmetered access. It's a jungle out there.
[March 8, 2000, 11:22]
Intel Speeds Up Celeron Strategy
News We haven't seen a whole lot of success with the Celeron chip in the low-cost market," said Matt Sargent, industry analyst with InfoBeads, a subsidiary of ZDNN publisher Ziff-Davis Inc. We are trying to be as aggressive as we can with the sub-$1,000...
[March 23, 1999, 8:51]
Sweaty Palms As Supermodel Attends Developers Conference
News News.com's Stephen Shankland and ZDNN's Richard Shim contributed to this report The software giant will host a nearby dinner and reception this week, looking to convince Palm developers to port their software over to Microsoft's Pocket PC.
[December 11, 2000, 14:33]
Rights Groups Call For ID Tracking Laws
News It's been several weeks after PC chip maker Intel outlined its controversial scheme to add a unique serial number to each of its new Pentium III chips, as first reported by ZDNN. In the wake of Microsoft Corp.s decision to revamp its Windows...
[March 9, 1999, 9:46]
Report: PlayStation 2 To Land Jan. 23
News Even at that price Sony will barely cover the cost of the parts needed to build the machine, ZDNN reported in a previous article. Financial analyst Merrill Lynch predicts that the PlayStation 2 -- Sony's next-generation game console -- will hit...
[August 16, 1999, 11:53]
A Year Ago: Adobe's Chief Exec Talks To ZDNet
News John Warnock, chief excutive of Adobe, granted a rare one-to-one interview with ZDNN UK's Editor, Richard Barry. He speaks frankly about Quark's failed takeover bid, his plans to launch a portal Web site, open source, and just like the celebrity...
[July 26, 2000, 7:09]
A Year Ago: Melissa Virus Lives On
News Within 45 minutes, I looked back at my screen and saw 60 messages from outside sources asking what I had done, and my Information Systems manager was on the phone asking me what had happened," Cronin told ZDNN in an interview.
[October 18, 2000, 7:01]
A Year Ago: BT Offers Unmetered Access - Finally
News Also on ZDNN: Rupert Goodwins comments on BT's latest move. What does today's announcement mean to you? Unmetered access for dial-up users arrives in Britain next spring BT finally bowed to pressure Tuesday as it announced unmetered dial-up access...
[December 7, 2000, 6:01]
A Year Ago: UN 'bit Tax' Proposal Draws Fire
News You also need education so that people can make use of the Internet and make money to pay for it," said Esther Dyson, interim chairman of the Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers, in an interview with ZDNN.
[July 18, 2000, 7:01]
A Year Ago: FBI Goes After Worm Creator
News ZDNN has also discovered that the gaming company Electronic Arts has been hit; 25 percent of its Redwood City workforce were infected, and EA closed its office early Friday to minimise the damage to its network.
[June 14, 2000, 7:00]
Jesse Berst: Internet Health Check -- Good And Bad News
News Here's what my examination uncovered: Two-thirds of U.S.homes will have Internet access by 2003 (Yankee Group) Prognosis: Growth spurt will continue for the next few years at least. The number of PCs used for ecommerce activities grew 41% from 1997...
[June 25, 1999, 10:09]
