"Designing a revolutionary concept in software demanded a computer with extraordinary performance. The Tandy 2000 delivered." -- Bill Gates, Chairman of the Board, Microsoft Corpration

Bill Gates has been at the cutting edge of personal computing from the very beginning. His company is a leading producer of microcomputer software.
"Our newest software product, MS-Windows©, is an integrated windowing environment. It will let personal computer users combine individual programs into a powerful, integrated system.

"When we set out to design MS-Windows© in color, we knew that the Tandy 2000 computer would let us turn an extraordinary product into a work of art. The graphics are sharp and crisp, and gave us a degree of creativity like nothing before.

"Our engineers were quite impressed with the processing speed of the Tandy 2000's 80186 microprocessor, too. And while the finished product will utilize the 2000's Digi-Mouse, the well-laid out keyboard has helped us speed through the design stage.

"We're proud of our work. So when we want to show someone how great MS-Windows© really is, we give them a demonstration. On the Tandy 2000."

Isn't it time you enjoyed peak performance from a personal computer? Go ahead, watch how much faster today's most sophisticated programs run on the high-technology Tandy 2000.

Of note, research courtesy Francisco Moreno:

• The screenshot displays Windows running in 16 colors, showing 'reversi' (Othello), a file browser, a calculator, and a representation of a 5x5x5 color cube on the screen.
• The copyright shows 'MS' as a trademark of Microsoft, because this was before they trademarked 'windows'.
• According to Websters, "windows" is considered a generic term.
• So when Windows 3.1 was released, "windows" was still a "windowing environment," not an operating system.
• Many say Windows still doesn't qualify as an OS