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- 1. History and Flow By: Andres Triana Period: 3
- 2. Windows 3.0 Microsoft and IBM have a problem because of the marketing of Windows 3.0 by Microsoft. In the opinion of IBM, Windows 3.0 is competing with the development and acceptance of the OS/2 system. MS maintains that this is not the case. However, Windows 3.0 is a serious competitor for OS/2. Window 3.0 is far closer to the demands of the user than OS/2 ever will be in the coming years. For this reason the Management of IBM thinks to loose their market share through in their eyes unfair competition by MS who was involved with IBM in the development of OS/2. http://www.thocp.net/timeline/1989.htm
- 3. Printer During the next few years the price will rapidly decrease and small companies can afford this printer. This is the first printer where font cartridges can be used so that several fonts can be selected. In the mean time the HP printer technology has become the world standard. There is almost no printer available which can not emulate the HP II printer. http://www.thocp.net/timeline/1989.htm
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- 7. Intel Pentium Intel announces officially the '80586' CPU , called the Pentium, which will get in production in 1992. http://www.thocp.net/timeline/1989.htm