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	Currently the most popular GUI, created for Intel-based PCs. Available since 1985. Developed by Microsoft . 1983  Windows 1.0 is announced 1985  Windows 1.0 (30 screenshots) 1987  Windows 2.0 (32 screenshots) 1990  Windows 3.0 (35 screenshots) 1992  Windows 3.1 (74 screenshots) 1993  Windows NT 3.1 (41 screenshots) 1994  Windows NT 3.5 (48 screenshots) 1995  Windows 95 (98 screenshots) 1996  Windows NT 4.0 (102 screenshots) 1998  Windows 98 (102 screenshots) 2000  Windows 2000 (103 screenshots) Windows Millennium Edition (51 screenshots) 2001  Windows XP (108 screenshots) 2003  Windows Server 2003 (50 screenshots) Windows Vista, the successor of Windows XP, is announced (under the code name Longhorn) 2007  Windows Vista (50 screenshots) 19 articles, starting with: “Microsoft Windows” from Byte 1983 “Microsoft does Windows” from PC World 1984 “Drawing back the curtain on Windows shows Microsoft has a clear edge” from PC Magazine 1985 “Microsoft Windows” from 1985 “Microsoft Windows” from 1986 “Sorting out fact from fiction in the Apple-Microsoft lawsuit” from PC Magazine 1988 “A guide to GUIs” from Byte 1989 “Time for a new interface” from PC Magazine 1992 268 icons 33 sounds 2 tutorials 2 posters 2 quotes 8 trivia 8 taglines 386 splashes 12 links Whistler 2257 58 magazine ads, including: An advertisement of Windows XP Media Center Edition Windows/286 and /386 advertisement from Byte 13/88, also featuring references to OS/2 and Macintosh A joint advertisement of Toshiba T3100SX and Windows 3.0, published in Personal Computing 9/90 An advertisement of Windows 98 3 other ads: A slideshow from 1985’s preview disk A short interactive demo of Windows 95 Four banners promoting the launch event of Windows 95 9 books, including: “GUI bloopers” “The GUI Guide” “Interface culture” “The GUI Style Guide”
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