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www.technologizer.com
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| | | | | On August 12th, 1981, IBM announced its first PC. That makes today the thirtieth anniversary of the platform that's sometimes been called the PC clone, IBM PC compatible, or Wintel...but is most often simply called the PC. We started our celebration on Thursday with Benj Edwards' look at PC oddities such as Bill Gates's donkey-avoidance... | |
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asymco.com
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| | | | | When the Macintosh was launched in 1984, computers running the MS-DOS operating system were nearing a dominant position in the market. Having launched in 1981 as the IBM PC, they were quickly cloned and four years later "PCs" were selling at the rate of 2 million/yr. The Mac only managed 372k units in its first... | |
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512pixels.net
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| | | | | In January 2006, the first Intel Macs were announced. We'll deal more with that anniversary in a year, but for now, it's worth walking through the final full year of PowerPC Macs. Transitions happen for a reason, and exploring those reasons can tell us a lot about the priorities of the parties involved. When the [...] | |
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techtinkering.com
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| | | There were some brilliant games and applications released for DOS, and some of the games such as Command and Conquer are still very playable. There are a number | ||
