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151. Mini coolers chill powerful portables

152. ThinkPad to have speech features: Personal Dictation system for VARs

153. Reviews of portable computers ignore the really important issues

154. Off the hook

155. Infra-red communications

156. 15-minute recharge

157. Plug-and-play PCMCIA cards

159. Nomadic networkers: smaller is smarter

160. Let's see how PCMCIA cards jump through a few hoops

161. Battery makers' progress gives mobile computing a charge

162. Partnership formed to develop portable computer access to CD-ROMs

163. Modem delay crippling Duos

164. Team Seeks Faster Portable Route

165. Pen-based, mobile PC vendors use proprietary expansion technology

166. Chip switch revs PowerBook 140

167. A new way to extend battery life

168. Motorola to fill PDA slot with receive-only modem

169. PC Guardian products secure PowerBooks

170. RasterOps joins move to provide adapters for PowerBook Duos; dock due next year to drive big screens

171. AirDock turns PB duo into data terminal

172. Computer makers run to catch the 'bus.': a device that makes laptops compatible could spark a huge market

173. PowerLock keeps lid on laptops

174. MultiModem micro: high speed, fax, and more

175. Plethora of portables on way

176. Video, flash memory - the 'other' Intel is cooking

178. PB adaptor delivers big-screen color

179. How to travel with Windows

180. Of mice and mobile computers: pointing devices for close quarters

181. Modems get wireless: RF vs. cellular

183. PowerBooks may light fire under users

184. Personal Macintosh

185. External pack uses 'D' batteries to run PowerBooks up to 12 hours

186. Mobile networking faces growing pains

187. Briefs

189. Laptop, notebook APM spec detailed; Intel, Microsoft take first steps to boost battery power

190. There's life in the old 286 chip yet

191. Docking looks for home port

192. Portables prompt low power chips

193. Third parties pump Apple's Powerbook

194. Fax modems offer convenience, demand power

195. Apple's latest products get third-party support

196. How the power goes

197. Dick Tracy computing

198. Vendors play SL waiting game

199. Expand your field of vision

200. Power-saving 386SL is next wave in notebooks; features make SL's price competitive to SX

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