IBM Introduces Three Powerful PS/2 PCs
From Reuters
WHITE PLAINS, N.Y. — International Business Machines Corp. on Tuesday introduced new high-end personal computers that it said were three times as efficient as older machines.
The new PS/2 computers are based on Intel Corp.’s powerful 486 semiconductor chips, which are expected to allow new and expanded uses for desktop computers.
Officials at Armonk, N.Y.-based IBM expect the new products to appeal to a wide range of customers who need more power. They said the machines would bolster the market for multimedia computers, which integrate video with audio and computing functions.
The machines, which are available immediately, are priced from $6,845 to $17,745.
