Desktops offer variety in 486 performance. (Zenith Data Systems desktop workstation family) (Special Supplement on Zenith Data Systems products): An ... Journal (Technological Horizons In Education)
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From the supplier: Zenith Data Systems Inc offers four microcomputers based on the Intel 80486SX processor that are ideal for the intensive demands of today's educational market. Three powerful machines are based on 32-bit 486 processors and operate on a 32-bit EISA architecture. They come with a standard 4Mbytes of memory and IDE hard drives designed to support multitasking and graphics-intensive applications. The Z-486SX/20E and Z-486SX/25E offer the advantages of the original 80486DX processor with the exception of numeric co-processing capability. The lower-end 20E is designed for educators running Microsoft Windows and utilizing the Dynamic Data Exchange (DDE). The 20E has a fast VGA card and open 5.25-inch drive bays to facilitate tape backup or CD-ROM. The 25E combines the 25-MHz 486SX processor and the TI-34010 processor-based TIGA/VGA video card for enhanced graphics performance. The top of the line 33E is designed for processing-intensive applications such as computer-aided drafting and design. It utilizes a 33-MHz 80486DX processor, and offers faster clock speed and an expanded IDE hard disk. The 33ET is designed as a network file server, offering eight open EISA slots and six open drive bays as well as 8Mbytes of memory.
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Title: Desktops offer variety in 486 performance. (Zenith Data Systems desktop workstation family) (Special Supplement on Zenith Data Systems products)
Publication:T H E Journal (Technological Horizons In Education) (Refereed)
Date: January 1, 1992
Publisher: T.H.E. Journal, LLC
Volume: v19 Issue: n6 Page: pS4(2)
Distributed by Thomson Gale
From the supplier: Zenith Data Systems Inc offers four microcomputers based on the Intel 80486SX processor that are ideal for the intensive demands of today's educational market. Three powerful machines are based on 32-bit 486 processors and operate on a 32-bit EISA architecture. They come with a standard 4Mbytes of memory and IDE hard drives designed to support multitasking and graphics-intensive applications. The Z-486SX/20E and Z-486SX/25E offer the advantages of the original 80486DX processor with the exception of numeric co-processing capability. The lower-end 20E is designed for educators running Microsoft Windows and utilizing the Dynamic Data Exchange (DDE). The 20E has a fast VGA card and open 5.25-inch drive bays to facilitate tape backup or CD-ROM. The 25E combines the 25-MHz 486SX processor and the TI-34010 processor-based TIGA/VGA video card for enhanced graphics performance. The top of the line 33E is designed for processing-intensive applications such as computer-aided drafting and design. It utilizes a 33-MHz 80486DX processor, and offers faster clock speed and an expanded IDE hard disk. The 33ET is designed as a network file server, offering eight open EISA slots and six open drive bays as well as 8Mbytes of memory.
Citation Details
Title: Desktops offer variety in 486 performance. (Zenith Data Systems desktop workstation family) (Special Supplement on Zenith Data Systems products)
Publication:T H E Journal (Technological Horizons In Education) (Refereed)
Date: January 1, 1992
Publisher: T.H.E. Journal, LLC
Volume: v19 Issue: n6 Page: pS4(2)
Distributed by Thomson Gale
