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Remote batch terminal for accessing computers at NCAR (Technical memorandum WHOI) by W. S Little, 1978 Embedded Internet Design (TAB Electronics Technical Library) by Al Williams, 2003-03-12 Radio terminals make waves in inventory management. (Lansing Buildall)(Brief Article): An article from: Do-It-Yourself Retailing Video/Computers: How to Select, Mix, and Operate Home Computers and Video Equipment (A Spectrum book) by Charles J. Sippl, Fred Dahl, 1981-06 Inside Rras: Remote Access Solutions for Windows Nt by David Iseminger, 1998-05 Computer Monitor Troubleshooting and Repair by Joe Desposito, 1997-07-01 APPRO/NEC PARTNER TO STRENGTHEN SUPERCOMPUTER SALES.(Company overview): An article from: Computer Workstations by Gale Reference Team, 2008-10-01 Field guide: IBM corp.: there's not a single bit of information technology, nor industry, nor industry need, nor business process untouched by the largest ... article from: Automotive Design & Production by Lawrence S. Gould, 2008-10-01 BETTER COMPUTER ENCRIPTION SOUGHT BY PC MAKERS.: An article from: Productivity Software by Gale Reference Team, 2009-02-01 Running Mac OS X Tiger: A No-Compromise Power User's Guide to the Mac (Animal Guide) by Jason Deraleau, James Duncan Davidson, 2005-12-22 1999 Computer Monitor Troubleshooting Tips by Robert Yount, 1999-02 PANASONIC'S MOBILE DATA WIRELESS DISPLAY & MINI PC REDEFINE PORTABILITY.(Product Announcement): An article from: EDP Weekly's IT Monitor Big Book of Apple Hacks: Tips & Tools for Unlocking the Power of Your Apple Devices by Chris Seibold, 2008-04-17 Mac OS X Panther in a Nutshell

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41. POS Software Hardware Migration Solutions For Terminals, POS Legacy Extension, N
    POS hardware and backoffice software without the expense of replacing their entiresystem. You deploy new technology only where necessary. New POS terminals  
    http://www.datamaxsys.com/software_migration.html
    
    Extractions: Software Migration Solutions ... SPECIALS DataMax 's POS software and hardware migration solution allows large retail chains to implement the latest in POS hardware and back-office software without the expense of replacing their entire system. You deploy new technology only where necessary. New POS terminals can comfortably co-exist alongside older legacy registers. New back-office software can support existing registers as well. This solution gives you the ability to implement value added applications such as loyalty or loss prevention programs. You can quickly and easily tailor or expand your functionality to meet any requirements. There is a tremendous financial reward by developing a low cost POS hardware and software migration strategy from legacy equipment to modern efficient open systems. Please inquire today about how DataMax can position your organization to take advantage of new POS software and POS hardware technology without the huge cost of a full-blown replacement.

42. [ IComm GmbH ]
    Informationen zum Unternehmen und zu den MultimediaDienstleistungen, Schulungen, PR und Marketing, Jobangebote. Das Unternehmen bietet Beratung, Konzeption, Umsetzung, Betreuung, Service im Bereich Internet, Intranet, CD-ROM, Video-Produktion, terminals, hardware, Software.  
    http://www.icomm.de/

43. AMC Enterprises - Hardware - PDT 8140 Family
    Home hardware Wireless terminals PDT 8140, +Hand Held Scanners.+Hands Free Scanners. +Palm Based terminals. +Key Based terminals.  
    http://www.amc.com.au/hardware/wireless_terminals/
    
    Extractions: [ Hardware ] Hardware Index Hand Held Scanners Hands Free Scanners Palm Based Terminals Key Based Terminals Wireless Terminals Wireless Products Receipt Printers POS Stand Alone Barcode Printer Cash Drawer Pole Display [ Software ] Software Index NGPOS Univ. Stocktake Terminal Emulator Pawnshop [ Customised Solutions ] Customised Solutions Index Retail Solutions Warehouse Solutions Client Industries Client Relationships Case Studies Services Fictional Case Study [ Wireless Resources ] Wireless Resources Index Wireless in Retail Why go wireless? Wireless Testimonial Wireless Hotlinks Barcode Case Studies [ About Us ] About Us Index Brief History Management Bios Testimonial Employment Business Partners Enquiries Form Latest News Home Hardware Wireless Terminals PDT 8140 Hand Held Scanners Hands Free Scanners Palm Based Terminals Key Based Terminals Wireless Terminals PDT 8140 Family PDT 7540 Family PDT 6840 Family PDT 6140 Family Wireless Products Receipt Printers POS Stand Alone Barcode Printer Cash Drawer Pole Display Designed to meet mobile data management demands in an array of markets, the PDT 8140 offers features and options to suit diverse applications and business needs. For instance, multiple keyboard options are available for maximum data entry efficiency in different environments. Route accounting professionals may prefer the 28-key numeric keyboard, whereas retail customers may opt for either a 37- or 47-key alphanumeric keyboard.

44. Oyster Terminals For Hardware Engineering For HMIs And Other Projects
    Oyster terminals HMIs, panel PC, hand-held terminals, Odin OPC server,plantfocus, netfocus, manufacturing software and HMI hardware design.  
    http://www.oystersoftware.co.uk/Hardware Services.htm
    
    Extractions: Oyster - Hardware Engineering for all Projects H/W Design H/W Applications Home HMI Products ... News OysterTerminals Ltd Why Out-Source? Outsourcing product development and even manufacture is an option many businesses are taking today. It enables companies to call on a range of technical skills they may not have in-house, and it uses existing staff in the most efficient way - running projects rather than carrying out detailed design work. Why Oyster? Oyster Terminal's multi-disciplinary design team has the skills to carry out all aspects of product design including: We have many years experience in all aspects of product development and we can adapt our service to your needs. We offer the following: Our Approach Our aim is to make life easier for our clients by: Delivering on time and to budget at each stage of the project Managing the complete project from initial concept to delivery of the finished product Reducing time to market through a building block design approach, allowing previously-designed elements to be re-used

45. Oyster Terminals For HMI And Other Hardware Design Projects And Consultancy
    Oyster HMIs, hand-held terminals, panel PCs, Odin OPC server, plantfocus,netfocus, manufacturing software solutions and HMI hardware design.  
    http://www.oystersoftware.co.uk/Hardware Applications.htm
    
    Extractions: Oyster Hardware Design Projects H/W Design H/W Applications Home HMI Products ... News OysterTerminals Ltd Project Management Specialists We take a rigorous and standardised approach to all our design projects. Key steps in this process include: Each phase of the project is subject to thorough review and approval by the client at pre-agreed points. Completed Hardware Projects See News for the latest infor mation on new products and up-dates

46. Hardware Zutrittskontrolle
    Translate this page Zutritts- und Zeiterfassungsterminals von AUTEC Die terminals der Familie TMC2xxxüberzeugen durch ihre Bedienerfreundlichkeit und geringes Serviceaufkommen.  
    http://www.autec-gmbh.de/prod_01_ter.html

47. Hardware Access Control
    Time is round ! terminals from AUTEC The TMC2500 reader family convincesthrough operator convinience and low service necessity.  
    http://www.autec-gmbh.de/prod_01_ter_e.html

48. Point Of Sale Hardware Index For POS Hardware
    terminals and data logging systems Recessed connectors under printer Verifone commandset builtin (Verifone 250 emulation) Retail pos software and hardware;  
    http://www.point0fsale.com/barcode/toc.html

49. Used Network Hardware - Point-of-Sale Terminals And Equipment
    Used Network hardware. Pointof-Sale terminals and Equipment. Point of Sale TerminalEquipment Categories Include Barcode equipment. SEE BARCODE SECTION.  
    http://www.1st-used-network-hardware.com/equip_pos.html
    
    Extractions: Used Network Hardware Home Equipment We Buy Compaq EN Desktop Computers Bar-code Equipment ... Contact Us Barcode equipment SEE BARCODE SECTION Cash drawers Printers Check cashing verifiers Registers Credit card verifiers Scales Displays Scanners Electronic cash registers Terminals Electralogics Norand Fujitsu Positran IBM TTC NCR and much more ... Click here for our Sellers page and tell us about equipment you want to sell. Click here for our Buyers page and tell us about equipment you want to buy. For more specific information about Cisco click here For more specific information about Nortel / Meridian click here For more specific information about Lucent / Avaya click here Phone: 718.726.6887

50. Hardware - Monitors And Adapters - Terminals - Dartek.com
    hardware Monitors and Adapters - terminals - Discount computer store specializingin top quality, name brand computer supplies, custom built pc's, hardware  
    http://www.dartek.com/browse/index.cfm?GROUP=0311

51. Hardware Computers/Terminals Thin-Client More Terminals Price Comparison At IBuy
    Advertisement. Product Rating. Polls sponsored by BOUNDLESS TECHNOLOGIESVIEWPOINT TC 125 THIN CLIENT W/O KEYBOARD OR MOUSE Performance  
    http://www.ibuyernet.com/sprodcat~cid~1521~More_Terminals.html

52. Hardware Computers/Terminals Tablet PC 786/Pentium III Price Comparison At IBuye
    Advertisement. Product Rating. TOSHIBA PORTEGE 3500 P3/1333 256M 40GBWLAN WXPTAB Performance 5 Compatibility 5 Reliability  
    http://www.ibuyernet.com/rate_list.html?cid=1497

53. Accelerating Baseband Hardware Design For 3G Terminals
    As the popularity of these services grows, however, a number of hardwarechallenges exist in designing the baseband hardware for 3G terminals.  
    http://rfdesign.com/ar/radio_accelerating_baseband_hardware/
    
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54. Canned Searches Hardware OR Monitors OR Routers OR Terminals OR Pci
    See Virex is broken! Please read this disclaimer. Canned Searches hardwareOR monitors OR routers OR terminals OR pci. More Searches.  
    http://www.aplawrence.com/Searches/hardware.html
    
    Extractions: A.P. Lawrence Home Service, Training and Sales for Unix and Linux Systems Over 91,200 Unix/Linux users visited here last month (356,600+ page views) Great prices on SCO upgrades - Mail for quick quote More Searches Best of Newsgroups: 51.4% Best of Newsgroups: 22.4% Best of Newsgroups: 17.2% Search this site- A.P. Lawrence, SCO Unix Consultant Books: 15.7% Managing IP Networks with Cisco Routers- A.P. Lawrence, Consultant Best of Newsgroups: 13.1% Articles: 12.3% A.P. Lawrence, SCO Unix Consultant-Open Server 5.0.5 Boot: 12.3% Booting: The Kernel Best of Newsgroups: 11.7% Best of Newsgroups: 11.7% Best of Newsgroups: 11.6% pci card address Bela Lubkin: 11.6% pci card address Best of Newsgroups: 11.2% Best of Newsgroups: 11.2% Best of Newsgroups: 10.6% Mac virus FAQ Best of Newsgroups: 10.6% Bela Lubkin: 10.4% pci parallel cards Bela Lubkin: 10.4% Best of Newsgroups: 10.4% Best of Newsgroups: 10.4% pci parallel cards Best of Newsgroups: 10.4%

55. AP. Lawrence SCO Unix Consultant: Intel NetportExpress
    Networking, Windows, Administration) NETTEST (Programming, Networking, Code) DigiboardPort Server (Reviews, Modems/terminals, hardware) Netscape Communicator  
    http://www.aplawrence.com/Reviews/netport.html
    
    Extractions: A.P. Lawrence Home Service, Training and Sales for Unix and Linux Systems Search over 2,500 Unix/Linux Articles, Tips, How-To's and more Great prices on SCO upgrades - Mail for quick quote More Articles More Reviews Print Servers allow you to connect non-network printers as though they were network devices. This gives you much more flexibility as to physical location and even use. The Intel NetportExpress 10/100 Print Server has 2 parallel ports and one serial. If you connect it up to a printer and wait a minute or so for it to wake up, pressing the Test button will print a configuration page. Almost all print servers do something similar to this. Among other data, the page that prints include the hardware MAC address of the card (they list it as "Network Address"). If you then go back to your Unix box, you can assign an ip address by adding "netport" to /etc/hosts with an appropriate IP address, and then simply doing something like: arp -s netport 0:90:27:3c:65:dc The 0:90:27 number is the MAC address. You won't see ":"'s, but you'll need them for arp. Of course you can call it whatever you like, it doesn't have to be "netport", and your MAC address will be different.

56. Hardware
    terminals,  
    http://www.dca-group.com/home/products/hardware/terminals.htm
    
    Extractions: PST 4612 / 5612 Hand Held PC CPU AMD 5X66 - 133 (Pentium 75) processor / Transmeta 533Mhz OS Win95/98/2k, PCDOS, Linux Touch screen Resistive, 1024x 1024 dots/in. resolution Memory 512kB Flash RAM; Memory module SODIMM 64/128MB SDRAM options are 64 and 192MB Video Display VGA with 2MB VRAM TFT LCD - 193mm (6,4") measured diagonally 640x 480 pixels, high luminance (300 cd/m2 typ.) PCMCIA Internal One Type II slot for a radio or LAN adapter One Type III slot, ATA (true IDE mode) for a HDD or solid-state storage device External: One PCMCIA Type II slot with ZV port Power management Full operation dose, sleep and suspend modes. ACPI power Management Audio SoundBlaster Compatible meets AC'97 Audio Spec. I/O Irda External I/O In combination with the 4612/5612 Docking Station extra I/O devices can be added. i.e.. keyboard, mouse, parallel, serial RS232(2*) and RS485 interface. Downloads Presentation Tabled win CE model: MA1000-R 10,4" Display

57. Henry's PC Guide -=]: Hardware - Terminals :[=-
    hardware terminals. PC hardware. Backup Devices. Cameras. CD / DVD Drives.Computer Cases. Controller Cards. Display Cards. Handhelds. Input Devices. Laptops.  
    http://www.henryspcguide.co.za/hardware/terminals.asp

58. DVE, Data Vision Europe, Touch Screen Internet Terminals, Kiosk Hardware And Sof
    Internet touch screen terminals for tough public access and emedia marketing applications.Category Computers hardware Systems KiosksData Vision touch screen internet terminals, kiosk hardware and software fromone supplier. Touch screen internet terminals, kiosk hardware and software.  
    http://www.dve.net/
    
    Extractions: simply click the logo to enter our site Touch screen internet terminals, kiosk hardware and software. Data Vision Europe Limited "DVE" leads the UK kiosk market with design, rapid prototyping, development and delivery of a diverse range of unique touch screen industrial computer devices. With deep-rooted expertise in the supply of commercially priced "hardened" custom tailored computers for a variety of business and mission critical applications, they have become specialists in industrial control solutions including SCADA based applications. DVE partners with major blue-chip companies providing rebranded solutions. Along side one such multi-national, the company created the worlds first home shopping touch screen PC fridge, an internet appliance developed to deliver web based services and commerce in a simplistic manner within the ultimate retail location, the kitchen. From this project was born a range of domestic portals or Internet Appliances, such as WebWedge. The company competes directly with the "computing" elite, continuing to win contracts against the muscle of the multinationals. Experienced engineers, talking plain English with a creative flair for extremely aggressive pricing combined with swift project turnaround times, demonstrated project after project keeps DVE on top of their industry.

59. Information On Hardware, Terminals, Assistance, Etc...
    Information on hardware, terminals, Assistance, etc Below are linksto help you get to know the hardware available for computing  
    http://www.physics.mun.ca/MUNPhys/UNIX/CPU_Terminal_Assistance/Computing_Info.ht
    
    Extractions: Below are links to help you get to know the hardware available for computing in the Physics and Physical Oceanography Department. The first is a link to a number of descriptions of the machines that serve various people in the department (like you). The second tells you where you might find a terminal to access these machines. And, as always, there is Human Assistance for those of you who run into trouble. You can find the names of those to see in the third link. Where to find Terminals Human Assistance

60. Safety - Run-Off-Road Hardware Barrier Terminals/Crash Cushions
    Highway Barrier hardware. Click on the acceptance letter number to view copiesof acceptance letters for the crash cushions and barrier terminals that meet  
    http://safety.fhwa.dot.gov/fourthlevel/hardware/term_cush.htm
    
    Extractions: This listing contains information on crash-worthy longitudinal barrier system terminals and on crash cushions. NCHRP Report 350 recommends the same crash text matrix and evaluation criteria for both categories at speeds of 50 km/h, 70 km/h, and 100 km/h for Test Levels 1, 2, and 3, respectively. No additional test levels are specified for these types of devices. TL-1, TL-2, or TL3 are considered appropriate for all other devices, including barrier terminals and sign supports. Information on crash-worthy truck-mounted attenuators (TMAs) is also included in this listing. For additional information on many of these safety devices, consult the 1996 AASHTO Roadside Design Guide and the 1995 AASHTO-AGC-ARTBA Report, A Guide to Standardized Highway Barrier Hardware Click on the acceptance letter number to view copies of acceptance letters for the crash cushions and barrier terminals that meet Report 350 criteria. Devices tested under earlier guidelines that have no TL designation may be unacceptable for use on NHS projects.

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