Windows Story: Log Yourself Into History

Open your windows. I do not mean you should go to your shutters and adjust. Obviously, just like the windows in your home, Microsoft Windows opens the world into sustaining whole experience of technology. Thanks to Bill Gate for that: for removing the history from typewriters and mimeograph. On the path to the future lie these two great visionaries, Bill Gates and Paul Allen, who swept the world off its antiquated feet and partnered with micro-computers, from which we could engage our work more. From where I can now jump into the timeline:

1971-1981- Boot up

That is the first of course. All the dead by then could never believe we have an operating system called Windows 8 now; and obviously if they wake up from their big-headed computers and see the mini laptops of these days, they will faint.

1980-1982: MS-DOS

In his ingenuity, Bill Gate in, June 1980, under the partnership of his friend Allen, a former classmate at Harvard began what would change the world of typing and computer. MS-DOS is an operating system that ran the hardware part of the computer.

1982-1985: Windows 1.0

This could be considered the third operating system that was introduced after work and language of MS-DOS was discovered to be slow and difficult to understand. The code name for the software is interface manager. It is a new version of operating system that was in trendy 1982-1985. So get the fact right.

1987-1990: 2.0-2.11

By 1987, Windows 1.0 was unreservedly old and boring. That called for new innovation. And well, Bill Gates to think the way out of clog invented 2.0 which had expanded memory. How do you think such operating system could have better operating system at such time? Windows 2.0 had in its finesse a graphic touch that allowed for screen control of the computer lay out.

1990-1994: 3.0

It wasn’t a better idea to be using Windows 2.0 by 1990. The Microsoft thought outside the box and gave world the better by inventing Windows 3.0 with improved features that reduced the work of 1.0 to Stone Age technology. By 1991, Windows 3.1 was also developed on 3.0 with a sale of 10 million copies of this software.

Fastforward this a bit, such Windows follow Windows NT (1993), Windows 1995, 1998, 2000, Windows 2000 professional.

Of course following the entry of new millennium, it is a new world of computers and incredible shocking invention. Windows did not wait to surprise the world with: Windows XP (2001-2005) (stable, usable, and fast), Windows Vista (2006-2008), Windows 7 (2009-20011), Windows 8 (2012-2013), followed by 8.1 expanded. And you know what? Windows is telling you it is not the old Greece again. Get your computer upgraded by August, when your Windows 10 upgrade will be ready.