Search The Directory The Web for Home > News > Online Archives > CNET News.com > 1997 > December New! Submit a site   whatUseek Directory Site Listings:   HP wants business PC lead - A week after releasing new low-end Vectra desktops, Hewlett-Packard (HWP) has cut prices on the middle tier of its corporate computer line, as it makes a play to be the low-cost leader in the business market. [News.com]   HP, Cisco team on e-commerce - Hewlett-Packard (HWP) and Cisco Systems (CSCO) will take the wraps off a new electronic commerce package today at Fall Internet World 97. [News.com]   HP, others endorse color standard - What's red is not always black and white. [News.com]   Hackers attack game site - Hackers broke into the online gaming site Sierra On-Line and took down the front page for three hours over the weekend, the company said. [News.com]   Hanukkah celebrated on Net - At sundown today, the Jewish holiday Hanukkah begins, and the Net holds many resources for learning about and celebrating the eight-day "festival of lights." [News.com]   Hard drive optimized for multimedia - Western Digital announced a high-capacity hard drive that's optimized for audio and video editing and playback, a product intended for high-end PCs, workstations, and servers used by businesses and multimedia content creators. [News.com]   Hard drives to get denser, cheaper - Disk drives will become more dense and less expensive in 1998, which is good news for everybody but manufacturers. [News.com]   Hayes shows cable modems - Hayes Microcomputer will join the cadre of manufacturers displaying cable modem wares at the Western Show. [News.com]   Help for commerce site building - A new venture headed by former Novell executive Robert Frankenberg will use the stage of Fall Internet World 97 next week to unveil an easy-to-use software and hardware package for small businesses that want an online presence. [News.com]   High-end PC prices drop in Taiwan - Four PC makers plan to cut Pentium II computer prices in Taiwan to the point where the high-end machines come into line with their U.S. counterparts. [News.com]   Hitachi debuts Net PC - Hitachi will begin sales of Net PCs in Japan, a debut the company hopes will receive a warmer reception than the Net PC concept has been given in the U.S. [News.com]   Hitachi licenses Netscape software - Hitachi and Netscape Communications (NSCP) said today that they are collaborating on the development of intranet and extranet packages based on Netscape servers and Internet standards. [News.com]   Hitachi, SGS-Thompson in chip pact - Hitachi of Japan and France's SGS-Thomson Microelectronics today said they will cooperate in the development of next-generation SuperH microprocessors for consumer electronics and multimedia applications. [News.com]   Holiday sales up for high-end PCs - The sub-$1,000 PC is now firmly ensconced in many manufacturer's lineups, but during the early part of the holiday sales season, more expensive machines with the fastest processors have remained in vogue. [News.com]   Home NC in a set-top box - Oracle (ORCL) subsidiary NCI introduced software today for low-cost home computing devices, as it focuses increasingly on the consumer market. [News.com]   Home servers coming in 1998 - The core hardware element of corporate networks will come to the living room next year. [News.com]   Hong Kong free of China Net controls - Communist China's sweeping new controls on the World Wide Web won't affect Hong Kong's Internet surfers and providers, Anthony Wong, director general of the territory's telecommunications, said today. [News.com]   Hotmail hot for deals - Privately held Hotmail said the number of registered users of its free, Internet-based electronic mail is approaching 10 million and growing at more than 60,000 per day. [News.com]   Hotmail, Microsoft talk deals - Hotmail has held discussions with Microsoft about using its free email technology on the giant's Web sites, sources familiar with the talks confirmed today. [News.com]   IBM adds e-commerce, Web tools - IBM has released VisualAge e-business, a toolset for turning existing applications into e-commerce and Web-enabled systems, the company said. [News.com]     [ 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 ] Help build the largest human-edited directory on the web.   Submit a Site - Open Directory Project - Become an Editor

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