Fabian Pascal   Fabian Pascal is an independent industry analyst, consultant, author and lecturer specializing in database management. He has advised US and international users and vendors. Clients include IBM, Borland, Census Bureau, UCSF and CIA. Author of SQL AND RELATIONAL BASICS (M&T Books,1990) and UNDERSTANDING RELATIONAL DATABASES (John Wiley, 1993), he has contributed extensively to most industry publications, including Byte, Computerworld, Infoworld and most database publications. As contributing editor to MicroTimes he wrote OS/2 and hardware/NT oriented columns.

Stories By Fabian Pascal 32-Bit Computing The Communications Subsystem DSL vs. Dialup Best of Breed System -- 2nd Generation: Processor, Graphics and Disk Subsystems Intel "Compatibility" Under Windows NT Hard to Keep Your Cool Disk Subsystem PC Advisor Column (www.dsi2000.com) The Graphics Subsystem The Processor Subsystem Selecting a Slot 1 System board On Chipsets and Buses