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Apple unveiled the iPad, changing the way consumers view media and jumpstarting the dormat tablet computer segment

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Microsoft launches Windows 7, which offers the ability to pin applications to the taskbar, along with other features.

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Apple introduces the MacBook Pro, it's first Intel based mobile computer. It was also known as the iMac.

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For the 20th anniversary of IBM's first personal computer, Microsoft introduced the Windows XP operating system. Nearly half a billion people in the world have access to the internet from their homes.

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Intel introduces the Pentium II processor, which increases the number of computers shipped worldwide. Over 497 million computers are shipped world wide.

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Microsoft launched Windows 95 and its browser, Internet Explorer. It sold over a million copies in the first four days, and the operating system helped PC's move into over 250 million homes, business and schools around the world.

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Leading PC manufacturers started to introduce laptops that equipped with Microsoft Widnows and the Intel 386SL. It was the first introduced computer that was designed specifically for mobility.

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The IBM PC/XT established the IBM format PC that featured a Intel processor, Microsoft DOS and a hard drive. It was the most popular personal computing platform.

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IBM introduced the very first personal computer, which included 8088 microprocessor. It was one of the first computers that you could access within your home.

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Apple releases the Apple I, which was the first single circuit board computer. It was created by Steve Wozniak, and his friend Steve Jobs helped him with the sales in his store.

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In 1971 Robert Noyce, Gordon Moore, and Andy Grove created the first microprocessor and named it Intel 4004.