The term "IBM-compatible" refers to personal computers that were designed to be compatible with the original IBM PC's hardware and software architecture. This compatibility allowed other manufacturers to produce clones that could run the same operating system and applications as IBM PCs, leading to a surge in the PC market. As a result, these clones often replicated the specifications and design of IBM's systems, hence the term "duplicates." This compatibility became a key factor in the widespread adoption of personal computers in the 1980s and 1990s.
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Yes, DB2 install is available for PCs (Windows)
i thin it might be IBM because apple have their own way of Surfing the web and stuff
Personal computers (PCs) became widely available in the early 1980s, with the release of models like the IBM PC in 1981 and the Apple Macintosh in 1984. These models, along with the rise of compatible software and peripherals, contributed to the growing popularity of PCs in homes and businesses. By the mid-1980s, PCs had become a common fixture in many households.
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Microsoft and IBM created the .WAV format for storing audio on PCs.
any PC built in the united states today is built under licensing specs first developed by IBM. IBM mass produced pcs before anybodyTotal utter nonsense! Many companies produced personal computers long before IBM did. IBM sold their entire line of PCs to the Chinese company Lenova and now wants nothing to do with personal computers.
Denon turntables are compatible with all PC's right now.
Which product does IBM propose in its "Reincarnating PCs with Portable Soul Pads" paper?
Which product does IBM propose in its "Reincarnating PCs with Portable Soul Pads" paper?
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Lisa was a failed desktop computer made by Apple. It was somewhat similar in concept to the slightly later (original) Macintosh computer, but was much more expensive than the (already expensive compared to contemporary IBM-compatible PCs) Macintosh.