May 1999

• ShortKeys 99: Boon for Tired Typists
• Use Your Bookmarks From Any PC
• Tecmar NS20 with Nsync
• Seagate TapeStor NS IDE and SCSI
• OnStream DI30 and SC30
• HP SureStore T20i
• HP Colorado 14GB
• Small Office: Big Backups
• Faster, Easier Remote Control
• Guard Folders From Prying Eyes
• What's New in the Top 100
• GoBack in Time to Resurrect Your PC
• Genicom MicroLaser 170
• Compaq LN16
• Kyocera FS-3700+
• Minolta PageWorks 25
• Kyocera FS-1700+
• Okidata OkiPage 12i
• Lexmark Optra E310
• Kiwi Computer Aubra Ali
• Netis Starburst 7333
• Packard Bell Multimedia 7900
• PowerSpec PS-4322
• Premio Telesto 2
• CyberMax Enthusiast KII-350
• ProGen Atlas X C366
• Sys TaskMaster Z-333
• IDot.com 400 LXA
• Micro Express MicroFlex-40A
• Hewlett-Packard Brio BA
• Emachines Etower 366i
• Compaq Presario 5070
• NexTrend NexStar C366
• IBM Aptiva E Series 240
• Axis Systems Orion LXN
• Dell Dimension V400c
• Acma A333
• Kingdom Pinnacle 400S
• Quantex M400c
• MidWest Micro Office MWO-400C
• Blazing Lasers
• The Best PCs for Under $1000: How Low Can They Go?
• USB CD-RW Drive: Instant Plug-In Convenience
• Kodak's Digicam: Lots to Like, a Few Gotchas
• Kenwood 52X CD-ROM Drive: A Numbers Game
• Hold Your Group Meetings on the Web
• HP's Palmtop: The Handheld PC Done Right
• See ScanSoft Spell: TextBridge Pro 9
• May the ErgoForce Be With You
• Fix-It Has All the Utilities--But Do They Fix It?
• Micron's TransPort NX: A 'Desktop' Notebook
• Connect a Modem Anywhere With LineStein
• Kingston and PowerLeap Boost PC Power
• Download Wonder: Web-Smart Utility
• All Together Now: One Device to Print, Copy, Scan, and Fax
• Lights! Action! PC! Sony's VAIO Digital Studio
• ViaVoice Takes the Typing out of Online Chat
• You Can Tell NaturallyOrganized What to Do
• Loaded Multimedia PC at a Budget Price
• Fast and Pricey, PIII Hits 550 MHz
• TigerDirect K6-3 400
• Sys TaskMaster ZP-400c
• Polywell C433b
• LLS Celeron-400
• Acma EXP 6433
• Acer Power 6000-C333A
• Compaq Prosignia Desktop 310
• Premio Shadowhawk 400C
• Micro Express MicroFlex-34A
• Dell Dimension V433c
• Gateway E-1200 366
• Gateway GP6-400
• Quantex M400c
• Xi 500 MTower S
• Tagram ThunderBolt H2810
• Quantex ZX450
• Quantex SB450
• Compaq Deskpro 6450+
• Axis Systems Orion 100A DVD 500
• HP Vectra VLi8 SFF
• MidWest Micro Business Solution XPP-500
• Toshiba Equium 7100M
• Micron Millennia Max 450
• IDot.com 500P3BX
• CyberMax Enthusiast PIII-500
• Micron Millennia Max 500
• Gateway E-4200 500
• Dell Dimension XPS T500
• Dell OptiPlex GX1p 500
• Snoopware: For Bosses Who Like to Watch
• Office 2000: What Microsoft's Hiding Inside the Box
• 52X CD-ROM Drive: Fastest Yet?
• Phoebe Micro Fax Data PCMCIA Modem for Portables
• Shark Multimedia Leopard Win 56K PCI
• Aztech 56K PCI Modem
• Compaq V500
• Panasonic PanaSync S50
• ADI MicroScan 4P/TCO
• NEC MultiSync A500+
• Mitsubishi Diamond Scan 50M
• 3dfx Voodoo3 2000
• Microworkz zPC
• Microworkz TheWorkz
• Kingdom Pinnacle 400
• IDot.com 400LXA
• Compaq Presario 5204
• Twinhead Slimnote GX
• IBM ThinkPad 600E
• CompUSA PC AmeriNote AN366L-SE
• Compaq Armada 1500c
• HP OmniBook XE2
• Dell Inspiron 3500 C300XT
• Gateway Solo 9150LS
• Dell Latitude CPi A366XT
• AAA Map'n'Go 5.0: The Way to Go
• STB Desktop TV
• Pinnacle Studio PCTV
• Phoebe TV Master
• AIMS VideoHighway Xtreme 98 Deluxe
• Matrox Marvel G200-TV
• ATI All-in-Wonder Pro
• ATI All-in-Wonder 128
• Best Products of 1999
• Cards Tune In TV on Your PC
• Burn Your Own CDs From MP3s
• Dear Mom: No Need to Buy That PC
• Webroot's Winguardian
• 3dfx Voodoo3 2000
• Matrox Millennium G200
• 3dfx Voodoo3 3000
• Hercules Terminator Beast SuperCharged
• Creative Labs Graphics Blaster RIVA TNT
• Diamond Multimedia Viper V550
• Quantum 3D Raven PCI
• Matrox Millennium G200 SD PCI
• Guillemot Maxi Gamer Phoenix
• Creative Labs 3D Blaster Banshee
• Free Gallery Space for Your Photos
• Keep Up-to-Date: Free Lotus Utility
• New Monsoons Sound Great, Cost Less
• Bright Star Among LCD Projectors
• Voodoo3 Boards: 3D Lightning
• New Animator Makes Java Easy
• APS-EZR Makes It Easier to Register
• You've Got Bulk Mail
• Shutdown Utility: Automation Needed