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• IBM compatible PC
  The concept of an '''IBM compatible PC''' reaches back to 1981, to a radical decision made by IBM when it introduc </ref> , was the first non-IBM company to succeed in creating a completely IBM compatible PC.
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• IBM compatible PC/Approval
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• IBM compatible PC/Definition
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• IBM compatible PC
  The concept of an '''IBM compatible PC''' reaches back to 1981, to a radical decision made by IBM when it introduc </ref> , was the first non-IBM company to succeed in creating a completely IBM compatible PC.
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• X86
  ...ull 16-bit bus in the 8086) was used in the very first incarnation of an [[IBM compatible PC]], the [[IBM PC 5150]] in 1981. The term "x86" is also used colloquially to ...ue to a remarkable decision, made jointly by the designers of the original IBM compatible PC. They decided to maintain backward compatibility in both software and hard
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• Byte/Related Articles
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• Personal computer/Related Articles
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• IBM compatible PC/Related Articles
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• Computer science/Catalogs/Pioneers
  ..., first ''monolithic'', UNIX-like operating system which could run on an [[IBM compatible PC]]
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• Computer science/Related Articles
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• Computer science/Catalogs/List of seminal concepts in computer science
  * [[hardware abstraction]]: the [[BIOS]] does this in an [[IBM compatible PC]]; the measure of success for a hardware abstraction can be seen in part by
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• Personal computer
  ...ed to manufacturing "clones." Clones (more technically [[IBM_compatible_PC|IBM compatible PC]]s) were capable of running the same [[Disk Operating System]] as the origi ...plugs into the motherboard using one of many different types of sockets. [[IBM compatible PC]] computers use an [[x86]]-compatible processor. [[Intel]] makes most of t
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• Computer/Related Articles
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• Operating system
  ...is testing its own components before being ready to execute software; on [[IBM compatible PC|IBM compatible PCs]], this phase is called POST (Power On Self Test). After
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• Request for Comments
  ...ts, notably some of the open specifications leading to the industry-wide [[IBM compatible PC]] beginning in the early 1980's.
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• Byte
  ...r architecture]]s. For example, the Intel [[x86]] architecture used for [[IBM compatible PC]]s is little endian, whereas [[SPARC]] (Solaris) architectures are big endi
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• Computer
  ...rticipants, notably the open specifications leading to the industry-wide [[IBM compatible PC]] beginning in the early 1980's.
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• History of computing
  ...big three" (Apple, Commodore and Tandy-Radio Shack) duke it out with the [[IBM compatible PC]] and [[Microsoft MS-DOS]]
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