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EduQuest,
later shortened to
EduQuest, was a
subsidiary of
American multinational technology corporation IBM that
catered to the
elementary and secondary...
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GeoWorks environment.[citation needed] IBM
released the PC/GEOS-based
EduQuest SchoolView network management tool for K-12
schools in 1994. Negotiations...
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Quest. Lohr...
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PCradio (list of models)
Ambra (list of models) PS/note (list of models)
EduQuest (list of models)
ThinkPad PS/ValuePoint (list of models)
Aptiva (list of...
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Prominent among launch titles was Sierra's
graphical adventure King's
Quest I, much of
whose $850,000
budget was paid by IBM. The PCjr was released...
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released in 1985,
offered EGA support,
along with
Windows 1.0. Sierra's King's
Quest III,
released in 1986, was one of the
earliest mainstream PC
games to use...
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Quest. "IBM
Adding PS/2
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Quest. Miller, Michael...
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Retrieved 2
October 2009. Hamm,
Steve (2009). The race for perfect :
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quest to
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ultimate portable computer. New York: McGraw-Hill. ISBN 9780071606110...
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Sprite Machines:...
