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==OEM Releases==
==OEM Releases==
Microsoft OS/2 1.0 was only released as OEM version by different manufacturers.
Microsoft OS/2 1.0 was only released as OEM version by different manufacturers.
* [[Microsoft OS/2 1.0 - Amdek]]
* [[Microsoft OS/2 1.0 - Compaq]]
* [[Microsoft OS/2 1.0 - Compaq]]
* [[Microsoft OS/2 1.0 - Compaq - Rev A]]
* [[Microsoft OS/2 1.0 - Compaq - Rev A]]
* Dell
* Dell
* [[Microsoft OS/2 1.0 - Zenith]]
* Tandy
* [[Microsoft OS/2 1.0 - Epson]]
* [[Microsoft OS/2 1.0 - Epson]]
* [[Microsoft OS/2 1.0 - Amdek]]
* Microsoft OS/2 1.0 - NEC
* Microsoft OS/2 1.0 - NEC
* Microsoft OS/2 1.00a - NEC
* Microsoft OS/2 1.00a - NEC
* Microsoft OS/2 1.00.00 - Tandy
* [[Microsoft OS/2 1.0 - Zenith]]


==Pictures==
==Pictures==

Revision as of 15:20, 6 October 2023

Microsoft OS/2 1.0
Version 1.0
Release Date 1988-01
Vendor Microsoft
License Commercial software
Preceded by N/A
Succeeded by Microsoft OS/2 1.1
Website


Announcement Date
1987-04-02
Release Date
Jan 1988
Codename
CP/DOS
Language
American English (en-US)
Media
5¼” or 3½” format

These are the versions released by Microsoft . These releases differ slightly from the IBM OS/2 versions in terms of branding and driver bundles. At different times, MS OS/2 had several types of licensing and was released in different editions.

  • SDK (Standard Edition) . The version supplied with the MS OS/2 SDK .
  • OEM (Standard Edition) . Version licensed from third party computer vendors.
  • Retail (Standard Edition) . The version for ordinary users, sold at retail.
  • Retail (Server) . Retail enterprise network version. Additionally includes LAN Manager 2.1 .

Note: Microsoft OS/2 version branding does not use the Standard Edition designation. All known versions of MS OS/2 (except server ones) are functionally standard editions .

OEM Releases

Microsoft OS/2 1.0 was only released as OEM version by different manufacturers.

Pictures

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