Definition: The word "WIN95." SR2" refers to a Windows version released in 1989, which was designed primarily for servers, not personal computers. It's often associated with Microsoft's Windows NT operating system, but it was later replaced by other versions like NT4 and WinNT. The term "SR2," while referring to a specific model of computer hardware, suggests the hardware is used on server systems rather than individual personal computers.

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Definition: WIN9598 was a Windows operating system for Microsoft's Windows 95/98, introduced in 1994. It replaced Win32 as the primary desktop operating system in many markets. The term "WIN9598" is commonly used to refer to a version of Windows 95/98 that was initially released by Microsoft and later changed from its original name. This newer version of Windows offered enhanced support for new technologies, including networked applications, which had not been available on the original OS.

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Definition: WIN95JPN is a programming language designed for Japanese applications, originally developed by Nintendo in 1984. It's part of the "PlayStation" family of consoles. The term refers to Windows NT-based operating systems with JPN as its local system locale. This variant is used within Japan because it shares similarities with Japanese English.

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Definition: "WIN95" refers to Windows Operating System version 9.5, a popular software update in late-20th century computing. "Win95" stands for Windows 3.1 (later extended to include Windows NT 3.5 and later) but is also known as "Windows XP". It introduced several key features such as graphical user interface, network support, hardware virtualization, and the introduction of the Internet Explorer browser.

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Definition: The term "Win95_98" refers to an operating system that was introduced in 1994. It is known as Windows 3.1. This version of Windows was the first production release of Windows, which eventually became Windows XP and Windows 7. In its simplest form, "Win95_98" describes a software version that has been widely released by Microsoft between November 27, 1994 and October 13, 1996. This software was part of the Microsoft Operating System (MSO), which was an upgrade to Windows 3.0 that became officially known as Windows. The term is often used in reference to a version of Microsoft's operating system released prior to Windows 7, specifically, Win95_98 or later versions.

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Definition: In the Bible, "Win95P" refers to a specific device or technology used in the early days of personal computing, where users were able to run Windows operating systems as if they were part of their personal computer. The term was known for its simplicity and ease of use, allowing users to run a variety of software programs without needing any complex command line interfaces. The word "Win95P" is used in the Old Testament when the Hebrew text describes the technology as a device that enables one to operate Windows operating systems. In the New Testament, however, it's typically associated with a specific period in history or event where this device became widely known and popular among early computer users.

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