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The IBM 5150 would be the first x86 computer capable of running MS-DOS, which would have clones and design revisions until the Windows era. : r/nostalgia
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Das Writing Services Pvt. Ltd. on Twitter: "Hello there! So did you know that today is the birthday of personal computers? Well, 38 years ago, #IBM5150 was launched that swiftly stole the
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