Published: 13 October 1998 15:45 GMT
Compaq is to challenge Apple's iMac with the release of a $699 Internet-ready PC.
Named the Presario Internet PC, the machine comes with an MII processor from National Semiconductor plus 64MB of memory, 4GB hard drive and a 56K modem. With room for expansion, the PC also comes with a standard floppy drive - something the iMac does not provide.
Meanwhile, Compaq is expected to tell analysts tomorrow that its third quarter results will be better than predicted.
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