KnowraIBM PC compatibleLinked fromLinked fromThe 11 pages that link to IBM PC compatible, each with the reason it gives.All 11Broader topic 3Related 5Narrower topic 2Compared with 1IBMRelated: Compatible machines spread the platform beyond IBM’s own products.Microsoft WindowsRelated: Windows spread widely through this open, multi-manufacturer hardware ecosystem.IBM Personal ComputerBroader topic: The 5150’s interfaces and software conventions defined the target for compatible machines.Reverse engineeringBroader topic: Compaq’s 1982 machine used a clean-room BIOS reimplementation to achieve compatibility.MS-DOSRelated: DOS helped make a shared software platform possible across competing manufacturers.x86Related: Compatibility across manufacturers helped x86 become the dominant desktop platform.Expansion cardNarrower topic: Shared expansion standards helped compatible computers support a broad ecosystem of cards.Desktop computerBroader topic: Compatibility made desktop PCs from many manufacturers part of one ecosystem.Industry Standard ArchitectureRelated: ISA spread as manufacturers reproduced the PC/AT expansion interface.Michael DellNarrower topic: Dell built its business selling computers compatible with the IBM PC standard.PC-98Compared with: PC-98 hardware was a separate Japanese platform rather than an IBM-compatible design.