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The 53 pages that link to Personal computer, each with the reason it gives.

• MicrosoftNarrower topic: Microsoft software helped make personal computers practical and widespread in homes and workplaces.

• Apple IINarrower topic: The Apple II helped make this class of computer commercially established.

• Word processorNarrower topic: Personal computers turned word processing from specialized office equipment into widely available software.

• AcerNarrower topic: PCs are the market category that has shaped Acer’s business.

• Intel 4004Narrower topic: The 4004’s descendants helped make affordable personal computing possible.

• Tablet computerNarrower topic: A tablet is a personal computer built around a portable, touch-first form.

• Bulletin board systemNarrower topic: Affordable personal computers made it practical for hobbyists to host BBSs.

• Home computerNarrower topic: Home computers are a household-oriented part of the broader personal-computer category.

• Windows 3.1Narrower topic: Windows 3.1 broadened the everyday uses of DOS-based personal computers.

• Steve WozniakNarrower topic: Wozniak’s Apple machines helped make personal computing a practical consumer market.

• LenovoNarrower topic: Lenovo is one of the world’s largest manufacturers across PC categories.

• TRS-80Narrower topic: The TRS-80 became one of the first widely sold personal-computer families.

• 16-bit computingNarrower topic: The spread of 16-bit PCs helped make personal computing more capable and widespread.

• Desktop computerNarrower topic: The desktop is one stationary form of the personal computer.

• Dot matrix printingNarrower topic: The spread of personal computers created a large market for affordable dot-matrix printers.

• Charles SimonyiNarrower topic: The rise of personal computers created the setting for Word and Excel’s broad adoption.

• Gary KildallNarrower topic: Kildall helped establish the software environment of the early personal-computer market.

• John DraperNarrower topic: Draper’s story entered public awareness as personal computing culture was taking shape.

• Michael DellNarrower topic: Dell’s first products served the rapidly expanding personal-computer market.

• PC gameNarrower topic: PC games run on this broad class of machines.

• Wesley A. ClarkNarrower topic: The LINC anticipated personal computing through its compact, individually operated design.

• AutoCADNarrower topic: AutoCAD’s release brought computer-aided drafting to the emerging personal-computer market.

• Dan BricklinNarrower topic: Affordable personal computers gave VisiCalc a practical workplace audience.