Reviews of GUIs:

	“The Xerox Alto computer” by Thomas A Wadlow, from Byte 1981 Description of the Xerox Alto, the first computer with GUI and mouse as input device (with screenshots)
	“Apple’s new computers: A major breakthrough” by , from Personal Computing 1983 A short description of the new Apple Lisa
	“Lisa’s debut” by , from Softalk 1983 A short preview of Apple Lisa
	“The Lisa Computer System” by Gregg Williams, from Byte 1983 An extensive review of Apple Lisa
	“Apple’s bid to stay in the big time” by Peter Nulty, from Fortune 1983 Review of Apple Lisa from business point of view
	“New from Apple: Lisa and the IIe” by George Stewart, Rachael Wrege and Phil Lopiccola, from Personal Computing 1983 A 3-part article on Lisa, its design and its mouse
	“Apple’s Lisa” by Mike Whitney, from Personal Computer News 1983 A short review of Apple Lisa
	“Lisa – Close up and personal” by Roger Wagner and Joe Holt, from Softalk 1983 A profusely-illustrated review of Apple Lisa
	“Microsoft Windows” by Phil Lemmons, from Byte 1983 Exclusive: An extensive look at a pre-1.0 release of Microsoft Windows, with many screenshots. Also featured is author’s commentary 21 years later!
	“Microsoft does Windows” by Steven Cook, from PC World 1984 Another look at prerelease of Microsoft Windows, and explanation of GUI basics
	“Apple announces the Lisa 2” by Gregg Williams, from Byte 1984 A short preview of Apple Lisa 2
	“Romancing a clone: GEM’s many facets” by Winn L. Rosch, from PC Magazine 1984 First look at Digital Research’s Graphics Environment Manager
	“The Lisa 2: Apple’s ablest computer” by David D. Redhed, from Byte 1984 A review of Lisa 2 and its suite of applications
	“Drawing back the curtain on Windows shows Microsoft has a clear edge” by Bill Machrone, from PC Magazine 1985 A review of Microsoft Windows 1.0
	“Microsoft Windows” by Diane Burns and S. Venit, from 1985 A short review of Windows 1.0 in a story about productivity software
	“Microsoft Windows” by Jonathan Lazarus, from 1986 A short review of Windows 1.0 awarded the Best of 1985 distinction
	“A guide to GUIs” by Frank Hayes and Nick Baran, from Byte 1989 A 1989’s look at and comparison of twelve then-state-of-the-art graphical user interfaces
	“HP’s NewWave offers a more natural way of working with documents” by Charles Petzold, from PC Magazine 1989 A review of first edition of Hewlett-Packard NewWave
	“NewWave 3.0: The object-oriented metaphor ripens with age” by William S. Hall, from PC Magazine 1990 A review of NewWave version 3.0
	“NewWave 4.0: HP’s Windows desktop manager goes mainstream” by Barry Simon, from PC Magazine 1992 A review of NewWave version 4.0
	“Beyond the GUI” by Dennis Allen, from Byte 1994 A critique of Magic Cap’s interface
	“Windows 95 is far from Chicago” by Michael J. Miller, from PC Magazine 1995 An article about differences between Chicago and retail version of Windows 95