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Connectix QuickCam
The first webcam
Sep 10
2
1
Syntactics' CrystalWriter
A Mystery and an Enigma
Aug 29
3
Connectix RAM Doubler
Never run out of RAM Again
12 hr ago
2
2
Volkswriter Deluxe
The Most Popular Word Processor for the IBM Personal Computer (according to the ad)
Aug 27
2
6
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Interactive UNIX
5
Connectix QuickCam
2
1
Volkswriter Deluxe
2
6
Mark William's Coherent operating system
5
4
Microsoft's Xenix
3
4
Sierra Online
2
2
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SCO XENIX
The saga continues
Aug 15
2
Bill Gates Advertises for the Wall Street Journal
Last week was very busy, so I was unable to get an article done. So I decided to do two this week. I know this ad isn’t for something computer related…
Aug 8
2
2
Microsoft's Xenix
Microsoft tries their hand at UNIX
Jul 31
3
4
MITS' Altair 680b
Personal computer pioneer attempts to add new product line.
Jul 25
5
2
We've Reached a Milestone
and a Poll
Jul 19
3
4
Quark Word Juggler
A deceptively simple solution to your word processing dilemma.
Jul 14
3
3
Mark William's Coherent operating system
The World's Only Plug and Play UNIX Clone
Jul 4
5
4
Interactive UNIX
So Powerful It Can't Be a PC
Jun 25
5
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Interactive UNIX
5
Connectix QuickCam
2
1
Volkswriter Deluxe
2
6
Mark William's Coherent operating system
5
4
Microsoft's Xenix
3
4
Sierra Online
2
2
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