KnowraIBM Personal ComputerLinked fromLinked fromThe 14 pages that link to IBM Personal Computer, each with the reason it gives.All 14Broader topic 4Related 6Narrower topic 2Compared with 2Personal computerBroader topic: Its design shaped the hardware and software ecosystem associated with the PC.MicrosoftRelated: IBM’s adoption of Microsoft software accelerated the company’s growth and influence.Apple IICompared with: Its business-focused architecture became a dominant alternative to Apple II systems.IBM PC compatibleNarrower topic: It supplied the design and software target that compatible computers sought to reproduce.MS-DOSRelated: IBM selected Microsoft's DOS for the original PC.x86Related: Its success anchored x86 in the expanding personal-computer market.Xerox AltoCompared with: The IBM PC followed a different hardware and software path from the Alto's integrated graphical design.Expansion cardRelated: Its expansion slots helped establish add-in cards as a standard way to extend personal computers.Desktop computerBroader topic: Its design helped standardize the modular, expandable desktop PC.Industry Standard ArchitectureNarrower topic: Its 8-bit expansion bus provided ISA’s original design foundation.1980sBroader topic: Its launch helped make personal computers a practical business tool and a mass-market aspiration.Gary KildallRelated: IBM’s choice of operating system became a turning point for CP/M’s market position.Michael DellRelated: Its open architecture created an opportunity for compatible-computer makers such as Dell.MicrocomputerBroader topic: Its design helped standardize a major branch of the microcomputer market.