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September 9, 1986: Compaq Out-Clones IBM August 1, 1989: Microsoft Builds an Office February 19, 1990:
Desktops Become Darkrooms May 22, 1990:
Windows Hits the Big 3.0 May 24, 1991:
The Internet Goes Commercial
October 5, 1991:
Linus Unleashes Linux
December 8, 1993:
Mosaic Hits the Times April 12, 1994: Spam Rears Its Ugly Head August 24, 1995:
Microsoft Starts Up Win 95 September 4, 1995: eBay Bidding Begins March 1996:
Palm Pilots a Course for PDAs October 30, 1996:
AOL Goes Flat-Rate July 9, 1997:
Steve Jobs Returns From Exile
October 28, 1998: Copyright Crackdown Begins January 19, 1999:
BlackBerry Untethers E-Mail
March 29, 1999: Melissa Spreads Like Wildfire March 31, 1999:
TiVo Transforms TV January 1, 2000:
Y2K Fails to Wreak Havoc
April 3, 2000:
The Feds Declare Microsoft a Monopoly
July 26, 2000:
The Napster Free Ride Ends
July 9, 2001:
Webvan Checks Out October 1, 2001:
iPod Packs Pockets With Tunes
November 9, 2004:
Firefox Starts Browser War II April 6, 2006:
YouTube Turns PCs Into TVs June 29, 2007:
D-Day for iPhone Insanity 
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