Windows NT: Win 95's buttoned-down sibling.
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| Title: | Windows NT: Win 95's buttoned-down sibling. |
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| Source: | PCWorld. Feb1996, Vol. 14 Issue 2, p150. 3p. 2 Color Photographs. |
| Subjects: | Computer operating systems |
| Abstract: | Analyzes the advantages and disadvantages of using the Windows NT operating system. Advantage of top-notch security and crash protection and fast graphics performance; Disadvantage of having an old Windows 3.x-style user interface, heavy-duty hardware requirements, inability to run all 16-bit applications, slow performance with Windows 3.x apps, and absence of support for Plug and Play. INSET: Why I switched to Windows NT, by Linda L. Rosenbaum.. |
| Database: | Engineering Source |
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| Abstract: | Analyzes the advantages and disadvantages of using the Windows NT operating system. Advantage of top-notch security and crash protection and fast graphics performance; Disadvantage of having an old Windows 3.x-style user interface, heavy-duty hardware requirements, inability to run all 16-bit applications, slow performance with Windows 3.x apps, and absence of support for Plug and Play. INSET: Why I switched to Windows NT, by Linda L. Rosenbaum.. |
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| ISSN: | 07378939 |
