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Re: Computing Editorial (please read)
"wildstar128" <wildstar128@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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> M$ role wasn't fundamental in innovation or technology but in marketing.
IBM was the one who dumped x86 machines everywhere, therefore got their
architecture to be the most popular in the education and business markets.
M$ happened to be the OS that ran on it, so they cashed in on IBM's success.
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