Photos: A time capsule of computing
The 333rd workstation ever shipped by Sun Microsystems, which got started at Stanford. (Sun's first manufacturing line was actually in a basement in a campus building.) Originally called the 1U workstation, Sun changed the name to the Sun 100. The university also has the company security badges of Sun co-founders Vinod Khosla and Scott McNealy on display.
- Photos: Up close and one-to-one
- Images: The highs and lows of digital drama
- Photos: Raising accessibility standards
- First Look: 2Go Classmate PC laptop
- Images: IE 8 rising to the competition
- Bubba parodies Microsoft Bob
- Image Gallery: Palm Treo Pro Windows Mobile 6.1 Professional device
- Photos: Empowering youth with computers
- Photos: Getting around Democratic convention
- MSI Eclipse - First X58 motherboard for Intel Core i7
