(Video embedded, below) As luck would have it, [Oli] owns a 40-year-old IBM PC 5150 as well as the matching IBM 5151 monitor, so it was a simple matter to implement the effect in 8088 assembler to ...

In 1984, IBM introduced EGA, which brought with it higher resolutions, more colors, and, of course, new monitors. Various third-party IBM PC video standards competed with these in the 1980s–but ...

IBM will announce shipment of a new generation of computer monitors today that it says produce images 25 times crisper than current displays and 4.5 times sharper than top-of-the-line high ...

IBM's 5150 PC with a color monitor. It's impressive enough that he was instrumental to so many significant projects, but it's even more remarkable in an industry where African-American ...

Mozilla Monitor Plus offers a big name and a free scan, but it lags behind the best dedicated services when it comes to automated cleanup of personal data. ... When the IBM PC was new, ...

Both Avast One Basic and AVG AntiVirus Free provide excellent antivirus and security protection at absolutely no cost. Is one ...

The Monitor is owned by The Christian Science Church, ... an IBM computer called Watson will compete on "Jeopardy!" against the popular quiz show's two most successful human champions.

The powerhouse computers can be sensitive and error-prone. Now, IBM is offering some details on how it will overcome those ...

Big Blue releases a new series of flat-panel monitors and will continue to turn up the heat on industrial design and style as the year progresses. IBM churns out new flat panels, all-in-one PC ...

A blistering 1.9 MHz 16-bit CPU drove a 5-inch CRT monitor and you could have between 16K and 64K of RAM along with ... graphics frame buffers, color maps, etc.). The IBM PC had just been ...

It was August 1981 when IBM released the Personal Computer Model 5150. Costing $1,265, it didn't have a monitor, parallel ports or even a hard disk. To the casual observer, it was more of a box ...

The M series also packs IBM's embedded security subsystem. A 1.6GHz M Series can be had for $1,169 with 128MB of RAM, a 40GB hard drive and a CD-ROM drive. A monitor is not included in that price.