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JULY 1995 Personal Computer World July 1995 £2.50 Tim Nott on Overseas Price £2.95 France 58 FF Germany DM 17,00 Italy 13,400 Lire Spain 925 PTS Windows 95 Holland HFL 14,25 Belgium 272.00 BFr Finland FIM 39.50 Page 628 VNU Business Publications ● 157,544 readers can't be wrong • Britain's top-selling personal computer magazine Six-speed CD-ROM Fast Movers Fast Pentium Notebooks FastFastFast ● ISDN update Movers Pentium notebooksnotebooks ● with attitude ● 7 Web browsers with attitude 18 Colour Scanners Colour scanners 18 tested from just £299 Six-speed CD-ROM ● Six-speed CD-ROM Plextor's speed merchant ISDN update Fast comms, but does it work? Web browsers p558 7 Catching the perfect wave If your Disk or CD is missing, Volume 18 Number 7 please ask your 07 Newsagent July 1995 9 770142 023052 July 1995 PCW July 1995 Contents Features First Impressions Regulars Hands On Pentium 357 Newsprint ISDN explained 448 Compaq, Iomega and Syquest in battle of Notebooks by TERENCE GREEN the 100Mb-plus superfloppies; First cable Does the fabled Integrated Services Digital Network (ISDN) live up presence on Internet; Escom launches High Street revolution and endorses Warp; to its promises? 627 Introduction Portables go for Windows 95 on schedule for August as 628 NEW! Windows 95 focus shifts to Cairo; Comdex round-up; top performance Windows Microsoft takeover of Intuit hangs in 630 with Pentium 398 NEW! 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Find out why 404 Plextor PX-63CS Six-Speed 678 Networks Cover Disk CD-ROM drive 391 Letters UK MD Nigel Seed thinks other computer companies are boring. Not double or even quad, this six-speed 682 Macintosh Buyer’s Charter demon is the fastest CD-ROM drive yet. 690 686 Computer Answers or CD-ROM 695 ChipChat 688 Beginners 406 Microsoft Project 4.0 for Mac ● Cover Disk 12 The black art of project management is brought to the non-specialist. The PCW Back Issues Index, As- Group Tests 412 Panther 2000 Easy-As shareware spreadsheet, Intel brigade getting you down? Check ESP contacts utility, Trolls action out the first of the next-generation NexGens. arcade game, and more 415 NEC monitors ● 14 If your eyes can’t take the strain, look PCW Interactive CD-ROM no further than NEC’s new range of 650Mb+ of software, demos, monitors. animations, video and music 417 Dean Database for Windows An affordable database that’s easy to use and great for basic record keeping. 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