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`A history of Windows - Microsoft Windows
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`A history of Windows
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`On May 22, 1990, Microsoft announces Windows 3.0, followed
`shortly by Windows 3.1 in 1992. Taken together, they sell 10
`million copies in their first two years, making this the most
`widely used Windows operating system yet. The scale of this
`success causes Microsoft to revise earlier plans. Virtual
`Memory improves visual graphics. In 1990 Windows starts to
`look like the versions to come.
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`The Windows 3.0 desktop
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`Windows now has significantly better performance, advanced
`graphics with 16 colors, and improved icons. A new wave of
`386 PC5 helps drive the popularity of Windows 3.0. With full
`support for the Intel 386 processor, programs run noticeably
`faster. Program Manager, File Manager, and Print Manager
`arrive in Windows 3.0.
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`Windows software is installed with floppy discs bought in
`large boxes with heavy instruction manuals.
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`The popularity of Windows 3.0 grows with the release of a
`new Windows software development kit (SDK), which helps
`software developers focus more on writing programs and less
`on writing device drivers.
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`Windows is increasingly used at work and home and now
`includes games like Solitaire, Hearts, and Minesweeper. An
`advertisement: “Now you can use the incredible power of
`Windows 3.0 to goof off.”
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`Windows for Workgroups 3.11 adds peer—to—peer workgroup
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`Bill Gates shows the newly-released Windows 3.0
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`become an integral part of the emerging client/server
`computing evolution.
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`Windows NT
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`When Windows NT releases on July 27, 1993, Microsoft meets an important milestone: the completion of a project begun in the
`late 19805 to build an advanced new operating system from scratch. "Windows NT represents nothing less than a fundamental
`change in the way that companies can address their business computing requirements," Bill Gates says at its release.
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`Unlike Windows 3.1, however, Windows NT 3.1 is a 32—bit operating system, which makes it a strategic business platform that
`supports high—end engineering and scientific programs.
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`Geek trivia: The group that develops Windows NT was originally called the "Portable Systems" team.
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`Last updated November, 2013
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`http://windowsmicrosoft.com/en—usANindows/history#T1=era3
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`Samsung v. Straight Path, |PR2014—01367
`Straight Path _ Exhibit 2014 _ Page 1
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`Samsung v. Straight Path, IPR2014-01367
`Straight Path - Exhibit 2014 - Page 1
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