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- Computer Periodicals and information sites.
- Zif-Davis Magazines
Zif-Davis publishes many different computer related magazines
including PC Magazine, MacUser, Computer Shopper, etc. A big site
with links to many computer science magazines.
- Byte magazine
The "Scientific American" of the computer world.
- InfoWorld
A leading computer newspaper.
- PCWorld
A leading PC magazine.
- MacWorld
A leading Mac magazine.
- Computer Science Index
The Yahoo index to computer science web pages. Includes subindexes to many different computer
science areas
- Some JavaScript Sources
- Some Golf Sites
- Computer Systems Sites.
- Apple Computer. Apple computer home site.
- Compaq Computer . Computer systems designer and vender.
- Dell Computer . Computer systems designer and vender.
- IBM. What else is there to say?
- Silicon Graphics. A very visual web site for the
computer that defines high-end graphics.
- Sun MicroSystems. The web site of the company that created
the Web explosion. More web sites use Sun workstations as servers than any other computer.
- Digital . Digital is known for its minicomputers and
networking products. Also sells very high quality PCs. Its Alpha series workstations are the fastest in the world.
- Hewlet Packard . Well known for its calculators, but it
also produces extremely high quality PCs.
- Software Information Yahoo index to computer software sites.
- Index to GNU Software GNU is free UNIX software and software tools. It includes a free version of UNIX (LINUX), languages(gcc, g++, etc.), development tools (Bison, a version of TCL, etc.), and UNIX tools (the EMACS text editor, version of diff, etc.).
This site contains an "unofficial" index to all of the software and to manuals, articles, flameWars, etc. about GNU software, the GNU philosophy, and GNU sites. Also contains links to Linux sites.
- Computer Science Technical Reports Yahoo index to research
papers from many universities including Stanford, Berkeley, Cornell,
Oxford, Brown, etc. The site also contains links to several bibliographies of Computer Science research papers.
- Association for Computing Machinery Home page for the principle
organization of Computer Science.
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IEEE Computer Society Another large and important organization
for Computer professionals.
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