The success of Windows 3.0 and 3.1 had catapulted one of Microsoft’s biggest embarrassments into a worldwide success the likes of which the personal computing industry had never seen. But the next release, called Windows 4.0, and expected in late 1993, would be even bigger. Indeed, by the time it hit the market in August 1995 as Windows 95---the name was changed in July 1994 as part of a ...
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