91.   Dertouzos says his software manuals for the programs on his desktop computer are equal in length to an entire multi-volume Encyclopedia Britannica.

92.   Desktop computers, meanwhile, are cheaper, less of a target for thieves and can be expanded with faster microprocessors and other components.

93.   Despite more than two years of trying, Japanese companies have failed rather dismally to crack the U.S. market for desktop computers.

94.   Dell lowered prices on many of the servers, laptops and desktop computers it sold in the first week following the attacks.

95.   Dell, whose vision includes fully functioning PCs throughout the house, believes some type of desktop computer will become the nerve center of Internet connectivity for households.

96.   Desktop computers are commodities.

97.   During a lunch break at work this summer, Allen Crane tapped into the Internet on his desktop computer, looking for life insurance.

98.   Employees of Coca-Cola and its agencies can look at the material on their desktop computers through a link from the worldwide Coca-Cola intranet site.

99.   Even the main data processing computers at major centers have only a fraction of the memory power of modern desktop computers.

100.   Employing the system, workers could use desktop computers, laptops or even hand-held personal digital assistants to connect to the network.