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NeXT
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The company formerly known as "NeXT" or "NeXT Computer" before merging with Apple Computer.
NeXT delivers an open development environment for building custom applications for both the World Wide Web and the Enterprise. NeXT's development software adds value to your business by shortening the development cycle, working with your organization's existing technology, supporting current and emerging standards, and enabling your organization to grow and change with ease. Providing customers with a combination of award-winning software and professional services, NeXT delivers real-world solutions.
Products
Hardware
Software
Documents
- NeXT Education Software Sampler (Fall 1992)
- NeXT External CD-ROM Drive
- NeXT Color Printer
- NeXTcube
- NeXTdimension
- NeXTedge
- NeXT Laser Printer
- NeXTstation
- NeXTstation Color
- NeXT/Apple Merger Letter
The full preterhuman.net collection of NeXTStep/OpenStep documents can be found at https://cdn.preterhuman.net/texts/computing/nextstep-openstep/
FAQ
- NeXT Hardware Internal FAQ
- NeXT Hardware Peripherals FAQ
- NeXT Hardware RAM FAQ
- What disk drives will work with the NeXT
- How to convert a Turbo system to use ADB
Press Releases
- Netscape and NeXT Team to Deliver Enterprise Web Solutions - July 17, 1996
- NeXT Software Serves Up Java to the Enterprise - October 22, 1996
- NeXT Software Delivers WebObjects Enterprise 3.0 to Power Faster Web Development - October 22, 1996
- NeXT Software Opens WebObjects Pro 3.0 to both Channel and Independent Web Developers - November 12, 1996
- NeXT Software's Enterprise Objects Framework now supports Informix databases - March 19, 1996
- NeXT Software Partners with International Internet Service Provider to Deliver Dynamic Web-based Applications - February 20, 1996
- NeXT Software Teams with Security Dynamics to Provide Enhanced Security Solutions for Web-based Applications - February 20, 1996
- NeXT Computer, Inc. and OpenSource, Inc. Announce Direct Resale Agreement - March 30, 1995
