PocketPC 95

Microsoft PocketPC 95 (codenamed Chicago Pocket PC) is the first official version of Windows for Pocket PCs released on October 1, 1995. The interface is similar to Windows 95's but PPC95 has more built-in programs than the desktop version; these include the Pocket Office suite, Pocket Mailbox, Pocket E-Book Reader (later named Microsoft Reader), Pocket Music Player, and Pocket Journal (later renamed to Notes).
== System facts ==
* Released: October 1, 1995
* Created by: Microsoft
* Developer: Microsoft
* Latest version: 1.00 (1995)
* Final version: 2.55 (1997)
* State: Unsupported
* End of support: December 31, 2001
* Codename: Chicago Pocket PC
* Considered Names: Pocket PC 4.0, Pocket PC 93, Pocket PC 94
* Predecessor: WinPad (Unreleased), Pocket PC NT 3.50 (1994)
*Successor: PocketPC 95 plus (1995)
== Startup & Shutdown ==
PocketPC 95 starts after the device's BIOS beeps, indicating that RAM and BIOS are successfully loaded. Then, the boot screen shows up with a logo and "Please wait while PocketPC 95 starts" text. It takes around 10–15 seconds to boot up. 
PocketPC 95 shuts down when you head to the start menu and choose an option to shut down the OS. Then, the shutdown screen shows up with text saying, "Please wait..." once the Pocket PC has beeped again, signifying that all data and changes the user made have been saved to the system. 
== Trivia ==
* This is the longest-lived and definitive oldest page in the Windows Never Released Wiki.
Category:Fictional OS