The availability of powerful PCs based on the Intel 486 and Pentium processor ad dressed the hardware issue. While this works fine for most business and productivity applications, the memory restrictions inherent in the 16-bit architecture limits the use of programs with large data sets. With Windows95, these restric tions are gone. Since Windows95's 32-bit flat memory model allows for 4GB of addressable memory, users can now use an operating system that allows them to take advantage of rapid improvements in chip technology, including the Pentium Pro and future generations of microprocessor technology. Windows95 makes you more productive.
Many users typically use their computers as the means to an end.
32-bit multitasking in Windows95 allows users to optimize their time while the computer is performing multiple tasks. For example, a user could be downloading email or writing a memo while calculating a spreadsheet in the back ground. The desktop in Windows95 has several elements that have been designed to improve productivity. While this may seem trivial at first, it will prove a godsend to users dealing with hundreds of document files. Network Neighbor hood will make it simple to see and use files on the organization's network.