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IBM launched the 5150 Personal Computer on August 12, 1981, with the Model F/XT keyboard using capacitive buckling springs. The PC's open architecture and Intel 8088 CPU established x86's dominance in offices and homes, aided by the IBM-compatible clone market.
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1984 PC OS With Advanced GUI Showcased