EPSON Commits to Supporting Microsoft Windows 95 Across Current and Future Products

Strategic Insights -

EPSON is dedicated to providing customers with innovative, high-quality products that meet their evolving computing needs. As part of this commitment, the company announced its support for Microsoft Windows 95 across all current and future notebook and PC products. EPSON's ActionPC and ActionTower computers are specifically designed to meet Microsoft's hardware specifications for Windows 95, offering users a rich bundle of application, entertainment, education, and information-access software. Additionally, EPSON's portable computers feature PCMCIA slots, providing users with flexibility and performance.

Key Takeaways:

  • EPSON will support Microsoft Windows 95 across all current and future notebook and PC products.
  • EPSON's ActionPC and ActionTower computers are designed according to Microsoft's hardware specifications for Windows 95.
  • The computers offer a rich bundle of application, entertainment, education, and information-access software.
  • EPSON's portable computers feature PCMCIA slots, providing users with flexibility and performance.
  • The company is offering a "free Windows 95 upgrade" to customers purchasing EPSON PC products between July 1 and October 1, 1995.
  • The offer covers ActionTower 7000 and 8000 Series desktop and ActionNote 600 and 800 Series Notebook computers.
  • Customers must complete and return a coupon for a free copy of Windows 95, with the only cost being shipping and handling.
  • EPSON offers an extensive array of technology products, including printers, scanners, portable and desktop computers, and component and electronic devices.

Statistics:

  • EPSON's support for Windows 95 covers all current and future notebook and PC products.
  • The company's ActionPC and ActionTower computers are specifically designed to meet Microsoft's hardware specifications for Windows 95.
  • The computers feature a rich bundle of software, including applications, entertainment, education, and information-access programs.