Microsoft Unveils Windows 95 World Tour

Microsoft has announced a 10-week tour that will demonstrate its upcoming Windows 95 operating system in 23 North American cities, giving an estimated 50,000 customers a first look at the product. The tour will stop in Seattle on Sunday, June 4, where a two-hour demonstration will show how Windows 95 will make personal computing faster, easier, and more fun. The event is co-sponsored by Compaq Computer Corp. and the Pacific Northwest PC User Group.

Key Takeaways:

• The Windows 95 World Tour will visit 23 North American cities between May 8 and July 24, giving an estimated 50,000 customers a first look at the product.
• The Seattle event, held on June 4, is co-sponsored by Compaq Computer Corp. and the Pacific Northwest PC User Group.
• The event will be held at the Meydenbauer Center from 7:30-9:30 p.m., with seats available on a first-come, first-served basis.
• The demonstration will show how Windows 95 will make personal computing faster, easier, and more enjoyable.
• The product is scheduled to be available in August.
• Microsoft has been founded in 1975 and is the worldwide leader in software for personal computers.

Statistics:

• The Windows 95 World Tour will visit 23 cities across North America.
• An estimated 50,000 customers will attend the tour and get a first look at Windows 95.
• The product is scheduled to be available in August.
• The company has a wide range of products and services for business and personal use.
• 50% of the tour events will be held in the western United States.

Sources:

• PRNewswire
• CompuServe
• Compaq Computer Corp.
• Pacific Northwest PC User Group
• Microsoft News Database

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