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Introduces several articles about the top 100 computer products for December 1998, according to `PC World.' Price reductions for Intel Pentium II systems; Budget computers; Computers for home-office, family and gaming; Color and monochrome printers; Laptop computers.

Offers advice on setting a home office. Importance of an office for someone who manages investments; Choosing a computer; Cost, power, brands and features; Computer peripherals, including printers and videoconferencing equipment; Other equipment, including fax, copiers and scanners; Desks and chairs.

Features some equipment and supplies for the home office, with decorative appeal, from Australian manufacturers. Includes a tape dispenser; Letter trays; Work station; Shelving.

Presents information on purchasing the most effective and efficient equipment for your home office. Awareness of the technological aspects of equipment; Information on various computers; Details on computer accessories; Other equipment needed for office use. INSET: Shopping list..

Suggests software programs and optional add-ons in making home office improvements. Set of basic programs; Database programs and personal information managers; Claris and Microsoft works programs; Suite choices; Supplementary software; Helpful hardware; Fax Switch; Computer telephony; Backup devices.

Forecasts the office of the future. Projected information appliance that will integrate diverse functions; Prediction of computers that will conform to people's needs; Increased opportunities to link workers with other workers; Improved conference-room technologies; Growing mobility for executives and workers.

Reports that about 13 million people work at home full-time, according to IDC/Link, a New York City based market research firm and that 11.5 million who work in conventional offices also work at home part-time or on weekends. Tips on how to decorate home office.

Highlights products suitable for home offices. Includes USG Interiors Inc.'s free-standing ceiling; SystemsWall LH's low-height wall system; Metropolitan Furniture's electronic whiteboards.

Presents information on devices which can increase productivity, without confining one to his home office in relation to wireless technology. Features of the International Business Machines's Cordless Modem; Benefits of HelloSet OfficeRover, a cordless headset; Information on Logitech's Cordless Desktop. INSET: Say it agian, Sam.

Presents information on a list of essential home office supplies. Reference to ink-jet paper, toner cartridges, mailing and shipping labels, and others; Cost of these supplies; Recommendation of several discount office supply stores. INSET: Where to buy.

Presents information on how to choose new and vintage home office desks and chairs to maximize comfort and minimize strain whilst working at home. Information on the ergonomic office furniture that should be used; Comments made by Paul Allie, senior researcher for Steelcase Incorporated.

The article presents a list of tips in choosing to purchase a inkjet printer and reviews various printer models offered by manufacturers, which includes Expression Photo HD XP 1500 model photo printer by Japanese company Epson, da Vinci Minimaker model three dimension printer offered by American company XYZ Printing, and OfficeJet Pro 7720 model home office printer offered by American company HP.

The article previews home office products to be exhibited at the home furnishings trade show High Point Market including the Modern Organic desk from Asian Loft Inc., the Linon office chair line from Linon Home Decor Products Inc., and the Mountain Teak rack from Moe's Home Collection.

The article offers information on several decorative products for home office including Crushed Sea Glass accent lamps by Midwest CBK, Starry Night and Vitruvian Man crystal paperweights by Dynasty Gallery and Lito bookends by L'Objet.

The article offers tips on keeping one's home office organized including hanging a photo frame to display to-do notes, art and words of inspiration.

Presents information on purchasing a small office/home office (SOHO) firewall for remote office sites. Importance of tools that report and log security events; Basic types of logging; Benefits of security alerting; Importance of devices that allow a user to build custom filters; Lower-end SOHO firewalls with memory constraints; System integration depending on integrating the firewall into the existing network infrastructure. INSET: A primer on firewall technologies.

Discusses migrating small office/home office (SOHO) users from legacy single-line, analog, peer-to-peer connections to digital, multichanneled, measured rate high speed integrated services digital network (ISDN) technology. ISDN terminal adapters, bridges and routers; Company; Product; Price; Physical topology; Interface/networks supported; Communication protocols supported; Routed protocols supported; BRI and PRI lines supported; Analog support types; Compression protocols; Security.

The article reports on news and developments concerning the home office industry. Aspen Homes will add hutches on its NanoDesk laptop desks. Bauer International's Newland Tarlton and Co. Collection is a handcrafted group made from distressed mahogany, leather and brass accents. Meanwhile, Creative Elegance's Bridges is a modern styled collection with retro-inspired elements.

Features several home office furnitures. Style of the Avante Garde desk from Calligaris company; Design of the Edwardian-style executive desk from Kimball Home company; Availability of the computer workstation table from Gautier company.

Describes several home office furniture, compiled as of September 30, 2002. Altra computer armoire; Ashley storage top; Calligaris' You desk.

Presents a preview of home office introductions at the High Point, North Carolina April 2001 furniture and home furnishings market. Product trends; Product introductions from Altra Furniture, American Leather and Ameriwood.

The article reports on the growing trend for flexibility of designs and functions for home office category of the furniture industry. Hekman's product development director Neil McKenzie explains the impact of workplace office setups and choices of Baby Boomers and Millennials. He adds that home office users prefer the modular and open-space style with minimum storage.

The article offers a guide to buyers when planning to purchase a laser printer for the home and the small/home office. It discusses the factors to consider when buying a laser printer including resolution, speed and running costs. A review for several laser printers is presented that includes Samsung SL-C410W Xpress, Samsung ML-2165, and Canon i-SENSYS LBP6020B.

The article reviews a series of products intended for a home office including the ergonomic Capisco Chair designed by Håg to keep a sitter's leg muscles engaged, the TreadDesk, designed to allow workers to walk while they work, and an ergonomic Height-Adjustable Desk made by S2Sto allow for postural rotations of sitting and standing.

The article evaluates several home office furnishings including a vintage-look clock from retailer wayfair.com, nature-inspired wallpaper from retailer thibautdesign.com, and floral paper boxes from retailer paperpresentation.com.

Several photographs are presented which feature furniture including home office desk, cafe chair, and bookshelf.

The article offers information on factors to be considered on designing home offices. Among the suggestions include the space of the room that could accommodate clients and visitors, the selection of right ergonomic and multi-functional furniture along with investing in workstation, and the lighting and colour palette for creating perfect mood.

This article evaluates innovative products for home offices from 2007. Some of the products include the Linksys dual-band wireless-N router, the Netgear SPH200w Wi-Fi phone, the Iomega eGo portable hard drive and notebook computers. INSETS: Notebook Computers;Desktop Computers.

he article mentions new products for the home office. The HP Deskjet C8112A 450cbi ($349; hp.com) offers photo-quality color printing. The Sharp UX-CC500 Communications Center ($350; sharpusa.com), is a device that incorporates a 2.4GHz cordless phone, an answering machine with four mailboxes and plain-paper fax and copier. The Viewsonic VP191s ($799; viewsonic.com) offers a sizable 1280 x 1040 resolution. The Hitachi SH-G1000 PCS Phone ($649; hitachi.com) combines a mobile phone with a Pocket PC organizer, along with a digital camera, and even includes a built-in keyboard. The Logitech Cordless MX Duo ($99.99; logitech.com) has a wireless keyboard and mouse, while Microsoft successfully reinvents the mouse wheel with its own Wireless Optical Desktop Pro ($105 includes keyboard.) The Dell Dimension 4600C ($1,099 with a 15-inch flat-panel monitor; dell.com). This computer doesn't cut corners, with basic models featuring a speedy 2.6GHz processor, a pair of PC card slots, eight USB ports and even a FireWire port--perfect for iPod lovers who don't want to go Mac. The Rio Grande Entertainment Center and others.

Features several high technology home office equipment. Advantages of the Voodoo F Series computer; Benefits of multifunction printers from Samsung and Lexmark; Information on mouse and keyboards from various companies.

Features various products used in home offices in the United States. Includes DC215 Zoom digital camera from Kodak Co.; MultiMobile USB modem from Multi Tech Systems Inc.; Pocket Reader from Siemens Corp.

The article discusses the business trends in the design of home office furniture. It mentions that the sale performance of the said funiture is affected by the rise of super-compartmentalized arrangements preferred by people who are working at home. According to the market research of Furniture Today, home office sales should increase to $6.49 billion by the end of 2016, a 2.8% increase from that of 2015.

The article evaluates the contemporary clear acrylic desk accessories from The Pink Orange.

Evaluates ten color printers available as of April 1, 1999. Small-business/home office color printers like the Canon BJC-5000, the Epson Stylus Photo 700 and others; Business color printers like the Textronix Phaser 740/N, the Lexmark Optra SC 1275 and the Tally T8104; Features; Printing speed and resolution; Pricing; Recommendations; Contact information.

Evaluates the top ten computers for home offices as of April 1, 1999, according to `PC World.' Power systems like the Dell Dimension XPS T500, the Micron Millennia 450 Max and others; Budget systems like the CyberMax Enthusiast KII-350, the Quantex QP6/333 M-1c and others; Features; Pricing; Performance; Recommendations; Contact information.

Cites some guidelines for making decisions about home office technology tools. Computers; Laptops; Faxes; Telephone.

Evaluates soundproofing products for home offices. Texture acoustical wallpapers and wall panels from Seabrook Wallcoverings and Acoustical Solutions; Ceiling tiles that minimizes noise from Acoustical Solutions Inc.

Presents several ergonomic chairs for home offices available as of September 1999. Brands of chairs; Names of vendors; Features; Contact information.

Features several products to ease the process of organizing one's home office. Storage boxes; Letter holders; Filing systems; Telephone answering machines; Pocket organizers.

Presents computer software for home office use that were selected as winners of the first annual Home Office Computing (HOC) 100 Awards of the `Home Office Computing' magazine for the software category. Includes Dragon Systems NaturallySpeaking Preferred 3.0 business productivity software; Quicken Home & Business 99 finance and accounting software; Norton SystemWorks utility package. INSETS: Trend of the year.;Wait till next year..

Presents various products used in home offices. Includes Mouse Cradle; Stretch Break program from Para Technologies; FedEx's World Wide Web finder.

Spotlights Jim Novack, an Internet consultant and software developer who works at home. How his home was cluttered with the computers he needed; Decision to setup a network between the computers; Equipment and supplies he needed; How his system works now.

Presents information to help choose home-office technologies. Two important things to consider when shopping for personal computers; Solutions to space saving when computer shopping; Conference calling cordless phones; Thermal fax machines; Color printing. INSET: No-fear PC-buying guide..

Identifies the types of equipment needed by a home office. Computer operating system; Computers; Internet connection; Modems; Printers; Other electronic gadgets.

The article evaluates several wood products including the Deluxe Cherry Invisiplug power strip, the Lifta Oak Desk Organizer, and the Grovemade Maple iPhone dock.

The article presents information on several products for organizing a home office including Suburbia Walt Storage unit, EverDock Duo for docking and charging smartphones and tablets, and CableBin for managing cables and wires of different work-related devices.