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I fixed an issue where the page says that Windows 8 was the first MS Operating system to run on ARM Chips however that is factually incorrect and Windows NT 4.0 could run on ARM Processors which I think was designed for the Acorn Archemedies line of PCs.
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'''Windows 8''' is an Microsoft operating system which was released to the public in October 26, 2012.<ref>https://www.zdnet.com/article/windows-8s-delivery-date-october-26/</ref> It was mostly replaced by [[Windows 8.1]] just one year after its release. Windows 8 was marketed as a "landmark development", in operating systems, made by Microsoft, trending towards a more "mobile" interface (compatible with [[Smartphone]]s and tablet computers). Windows 8 was be the first Microsoft operating system which supported [[ARM]] processors, which were also trending towards the mobile phone market.<ref name="getitnow">http://windows.microsoft.com/en-US/windows-8/consumer-preview</ref>
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'''Windows 8''' is an Microsoft operating system which was released to the public in October 26, 2012.<ref>https://www.zdnet.com/article/windows-8s-delivery-date-october-26/</ref> It was mostly replaced by [[Windows 8.1]] just one year after its release. Windows 8 was marketed as a "landmark development", in operating systems, made by Microsoft, trending towards a more "mobile" interface (compatible with [[Smartphone]]s and tablet computers). Windows 8 was be the first Microsoft operating system which supported [[ARM]] processors since Windows NT 4.0 (1995), which were also trending towards the mobile phone market.<ref name="getitnow">http://windows.microsoft.com/en-US/windows-8/consumer-preview</ref>
    
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