Author: Sean Hollister
If you’ve been watching Microsoft’s social media accounts on Twitter and Instagram this week, you probably noticed a teaser campaign for Microsoft’s original Windows 1.0 operating system, which was first released in 1985.
It starts out like a one-off joke or maybe a poor attempt at a nostalgic throwback for an OS that never really got much love in the first place:
Introducing the all-new Windows 1.0, with MS-Dos Executive, Clock, and more!! pic.twitter.com/guU4QxwsGG
— Windows (@Windows) July 1, 2019
But it soon becomes clear that Microsoft is building up to something...
With Excel, Chart, and even Flight Simulator, there’s no...
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If you’ve been watching Microsoft’s social media accounts on Twitter and Instagram this week, you probably noticed a teaser campaign for Microsoft’s original Windows 1.0 operating system, which was first released in 1985.
It starts out like a one-off joke or maybe a poor attempt at a nostalgic throwback for an OS that never really got much love in the first place:
Introducing the all-new Windows 1.0, with MS-Dos Executive, Clock, and more!! pic.twitter.com/guU4QxwsGG
— Windows (@Windows) July 1, 2019
But it soon becomes clear that Microsoft is building up to something...
With Excel, Chart, and even Flight Simulator, there’s no...
Continue reading…
Continue reading...