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Coop's Corner -- Apple compromises on CD dispute with Voyager, but questions linger
MPEG gains backing as video standard -- IBM, Hyundai, others announce new MPEG-2 chips at NAB show
Gates settles lawsuit with TV reporter arrested covering Microsoft chairman's wedding
IBM cuts ThinkPad prices -- Escalates tit-for-tat price cuts among rival computer makers
Windows 95 said to crash some 486DX4/100MHz computers
Compaq charges Packard Bell with packing old components in "new" PCs -- Claims that retail archrival has breached the public's trust
Digital cash options need a closer look -- The most avidly awaited feature is microtransactions

Win 95 raises new questions

Microsoft Network multithreading taxes system resources
PC Week Labs: Win 3.x compatibility resource problems threaten performance

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Internet feeding frenzy spurs rollout of Web tools -- Authoring software aids publishers
NetWare 4.1 bug ties up server response times -- Novell to issue patches
This PC Week by John Dodge -- Win 95 trade-offs mean that something's gotta give: What will it be?
Courtney can catch SATAN in the act -- PC Week Labs find tool a good early-warning system

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Corporate world cringes as SATAN makes long-awaited debut

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