Quickly changing markets, pricing instabilities, and obsolescence are at the forefront of the computing nightmare. We eliminate facing this computing nightmare by riding on the clear wake of mainstream computing. Mainstream computing uses hardware that has been on the market and generally accepted as stable and supportive across a wide range of interfaces . Interfaces are what computer devices and programs need to communicate with each other to perform their pre-programmed tasks. Since the Pentium was first introduced in August 1995 there have been changes made in the basic design.
Software follows similar trends.
When Windows 2.0 first appeared it needed changing. Then came Windows 3.0 and was then changed to Windows 3.1. to solve minor problems, and now Windows 95 is on its fourth release. These revision trends exist in both the software and hardware sectors of the computer industry. This is the road all first-release hardware and software travel. All first release hardware and software travel the turbulent forefront of the computer industry.