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Personal computer sold by Be Inc.
The BeBox is a discontinued workstation from Be Inc., running the company's operating system, later named BeOS. It has two PowerPC CPUs, its I/O board
BeBox
Former American computer company
that created and developed the BeOS and BeIA operating systems, and the BeBox personal computer. It was founded in 1990 by former Apple Computer executive
Be_Inc.
Operating system for personal computers
computers that was developed by Be Inc. It was conceived for the company's BeBox personal computer which was released in 1995. BeOS was designed for multitasking
BeOS
Type of electrical connector
"GeekPort" electronics experimentation breakout connector on the even rarer BeBox computer. DB-25 connectors are commonly used to carry analog signals for
D-subminiature
American computing executive
executive Jean-Louis Gassée. At Be, he led development of the original BeBox, personally developed BeOS's support for Brooktree video-capture devices
Steve_Sakoman
Programming language
were inspired by the AT&T Hobbit microprocessor, as used in the original BeBox. Limbo uses Ada-style definitions as in: name := type value; name0,name1
Limbo_(programming_language)
French businessman (born 1944)
System," or BeOS. BeOS was written for Be's own dual-processor machine, the BeBox; later development releases of BeOS were ported to run on the Macintosh
Jean-Louis_Gassée
1990s microprocessor design
broad vendor adoption. Hobbit was used in the earliest prototypes of the BeBox until in 1993, AT&T announced discontinuation of Hobbit. AT&T closed its
AT&T_Hobbit
Family of PowerPC processors
hardened variant RHPPC. The PowerPC 603e was also the heart of the BeBox from Be Inc. The BeBox is notable since it is a multiprocessing system, something the
PowerPC_600
American software developer
of the motion picture Speed. In October 1995, Giampaolo heard about the BeBox from a friend at a poker game. Shortly after visiting the Be Inc. offices
Dominic_Giampaolo
(CodeGear) Yes No DOS Proprietary Freeware Yes No No No ? ? CINT CERN Yes Yes BeBox, DOS, etc. X11/MIT Yes No No No ? ? Cfront Bjarne Stroustrup No Yes No
List_of_compilers
Internal expansion bus in early PC compatibles
(68030) workstations, the short-lived AT&T Hobbit and the later PowerPC-based BeBox. Companies like Dell improved the AT bus's performance but in 1987, IBM
Industry Standard Architecture
Industry_Standard_Architecture
Brand name of a line of networking equipment
this as "O2 Wireless Box II", and O2's BeThere subsidiary calls it the "BeBox". ST587 ST620 A four Ethernet port gateway with wireless antennae and a
SpeedTouch
British annual beatboxing event
Savage Dana McKeon – – 2013 Women Grace Savage Dana McKeon MC Lycan Ness 2014 Women Bellatrix BeBox Dirty Gut Bucket J9 2015 Women Event abolished – – –
UK_Beatbox_Championships
Former software development company
CodeWarrior was the default toolchain for BeOS. Initially, developers on a BeBox could either use the command line tool provided, or cross-compile using
Metrowerks
Belgian software engineer
where he would work on the operating system for a new computer called the BeBox. Schillings accepted the offer and, starting in March 1991, developed a
Benoit_Schillings
that integrated MS-DOS and Windows. October 3, 1995 Be Inc. launch the BeBox, featuring two PowerPC 603 processors running at 66 MHz, and running their
Timeline of computing 1990–1999
Timeline_of_computing_1990–1999
Business alliance
Intel-based hardware so there was little reason to use the PReP systems. The BeBox, designed to run BeOS, uses some PReP hardware but is overall incompatible
AIM_alliance
Integrated software development environment
be through the GCC. In August 1996, Metrowerks announced CodeWarrior for BeBox, a BeOS version of the IDE named BeIDE supplementing the PowerPC compiler
CodeWarrior
Parallel computer bus introduced by IBM in 1987
Notable non-x86 hardware that used the ISA bus include the IBM RT PC, BeBox, some Apollo/Domain workstations, and some members of the Digital Equipment
Micro_Channel_architecture
"Box Hits" respectively, alongside the addition of a digital network, "BeBox". 25 May – The rebranding of Heat and Smash Hits into Box Upfront and Box
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