Windows 95 update signals major PC shift and revenue
The Windows 95 release marks a major generation shift in personal computing after the 1990 update, as PCs become common in offices and public places. Microsoft aims to sell about 60 million PCs with the OS pre-installed, charging around $100 per copy to recoup $200 million in marketing costs, a move Gates says will transform the industry.
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Netscape recruit Montulli rises with Netscape success
EU student Lou Montulli, author of Lynx, joins Netscape co founders after recruiters seek him in Lawrence. He lands a stake at Netscape, notes intense, productive work culture, and later helps recruit Garrett Blythe as employee No. 39 amid the companys rapid stock surge. He values results over formal degrees.
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U N details larger Iraqi weapons program than thought
United Nations inspectors said Iraq possessed germ warfare capable missiles bombs and rockets and had expanded biological weapon production at multiple sites. Spokesman Duelfer said material totals hundreds of thousands of pages and the findings could influence lifting oil sanctions. Ekeus visited Amman to verify disclosures after Hussein Kamel al Majid’s defection prompted Iraq to seek review.
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