IBM Personal Computer

The IBM Personal Computer (IBM PC), introduced in 1981, was a groundbreaking personal computer designed for use at home and in offices. It featured a compatible hardware system built around an Intel processor, allowing users to run diverse software applications. Its open architecture encouraged other manufacturers to produce compatible components and programs, fostering a thriving industry ecosystem. The IBM PC became a standard in computing, making technology more accessible and paving the way for the modern PC industry we use today. It marked a significant step toward widespread computer adoption in everyday life and business.