FWB Fully Supports Macintosh OS Compatible System Platforms

Power Computing To Ship Pre-installed FWB ToolKit Software

Menlo Park. May 26. 1995. FWB, Inc., manufacturer of the award winning high
performance Hammer brand of mass storage products, today announced full
compatibility of all current shipping FWB hardware and software products
with the new Apple Macintosh OS Compatibles including Power Computing's
new Power 80, 100, and 110.

"Licensing of the Macintosh OS is vital to the growth of the Macintosh
markets, said Eric Herzog, FWB's Vice President of Marketing. "Since 1984,
FWB has had the leadership role in the development of Macintosh OS
compatible mass storage hardware and software products. FWB will provide
Macintosh OS compatibles with the same award winning solutions offered for
Apple Power Macintosh and Power Macintosh with PCI platforms".

A special bundle agreement signed by FWB this month allows Power Computing
to ship preinstalled FWB's CD-ROM ToolKit and Hard Disk ToolKit Personal
Edition disk management software on all their Power Macintosh OS
compatible computers. FWB's universal driver software boasts special
support for Power Mac "native" mode and the new System 7.5 update. "The
number one priority for Macintosh OS compatible manufactures is full
compatibility.

FWB's universal device drivers are the first choice as they have been
carefully tested with over 500 different disk drive mechanisms ensuring
full compatibility with Power Macintoshes as well as 68k Macintoshes"
states Mike Micheletti, FWB Software Product Manager.

Power Computing's Power 80, 100, and 110. Macintosh OS compatible systems
will ship with FWB's SCSI Manager 4.3 optimized CD-ROM ToolKit and Hard
Disk ToolKit Personal Edition pre-installed.

FWB's full line of hardware and software is compatible with all Macintosh
OS Compatible systems including the FWB SledgeHammer 2000FMF (Editors
Choice Award, Macworld, April 1995), SledgeHammer 3500MF III Eddy
Finalist, MacUser, December 1994), and all SledgeHammer Wide &
SledgeHammer II Disk Arrays, (Platinum Award, AV Video Magazine, March
1995).

Since 1984, FWB, Inc. has been developing mass storage and backup products
specifically for the Macintosh platform, including the Apple PowerBook,
the Apple Workgroup Servers, Power Macintosh, Power Macintosh with PCI,
and all Macintosh OS Compatible Clones. FWB products include SledgeHammer
RAID Arrays; Hammer, Hammer-PE, PocketHammer and HammerPB hard drives;
HammerDisk optical and removable drives; HammerTape and HammerDAT tape
backup systems; and the Fast and Wide SCSI-2 JackHammer accelerator boards
for PCI and NuBus. FWB also publishes RAID Toolkit, Hard Disk ToolKit,
Hard Disk ToolKit-Personal Edition disk management software, and CD-ROM
ToolKit accelerator software for CD-ROM drives. FWB's products have been
consistently rated the best in their class by publications such as
MacWEEK, MacUser, Macworld, AV Video Magazine, PC Magazine, and BYTE.
FWB's Premium Service has won the "Best Technical Support" award from The
Macintosh Consultants Network. Inc. Magazine ranked FWB on the Inc. 500
list of fastest growing privately held companies in both 1993 and 1994.

FWB Inc
1555 Adams Dr
Menlo Park, CA 94025
415-325-4FWB,  fax 415-833-4657
AOL: FWBINC
AppleLink: FWB
CIS: 71320,1034
eWORLD: FWB.INC

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