MY BOSS bought a brand new computer last year, and at the time it was nearly state of the art. Today, his pride and joy is more like a Corolla.
Time marches on, but technology sprints ahead.
Here are the Summer '96 numbers. Last October, I recommended the 75-megahertz Intel Pentium chip as the minimum processor. If you use a Macintosh, look for a 75-megahertz PowerPC 603 processor. Happily, it's also the best value in the Mac line. Sixteen megabytes is the minimum for random access memory in either Macintosh or IBM-compatible computers.