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June 25, 1998

Microsoft CEO Bill Gates Sees PCs in 60 Percent of U.S. Homes in 2001

Windows 98 Instrumental in Driving New PC Purchases and Internet Sign Up

June 25, 1998

Microsoft Announces Immediate Availability of Microsoft Plus! 98

Consumer Companion for Windows 98 Offers Powerful New Utilities Desktop Themes and Exciting Games

June 25, 1998

Tunes.com to Provide Music Content for the Deluxe CD Player Included With Microsoft Plus! 98

Microsoft Plus! 98 Users to Be Able to View Links to a Vast Array Of Personalized Music Content on Tunes.com

June 25, 1998

Microsoft to Include Network Associates’ McAfee VirusScan With Microsoft Plus! 98

Microsoft Chooses Popular McAfee VirusScan to Provide Plus! 98 Users With Protection Against Virus Attacks

June 25, 1998

Microsoft Windows 98 to Ship With WavePhore’s WaveTop Consumer Data Broadcast Service

Offers Users of Windows 98 Access to Rich Multimedia Content

June 25, 1998

C-it Digital Video PC Camera Takes Advantage of USB Support for in Windows 98

C-it Digital Video PC Camera Takes Advantage of Support for Universal Serial Bus Technology In Windows 98 to Offer Users Instant Installation and Greater Ease of Use

June 25, 1998

Windows 98 and Retail Promotions Bring Customers Out Early

Microsoft Chairman and CEO Bill Gates will host a gala event in San Francisco this evening to celebrate the commercial launch of Windows 98, but the party really started yesterday morning.

June 24, 1998

Microsoft and Kingston Technology Team Up To Offer Enhanced Performance to Users of Windows 98

High-Performance Memory Technology to Enhance Windows 98-Based Advanced Hardware And Entertainment Features

June 24, 1998

Microsoft, Partners Announce Microsoft TerraServer – Global Atlas Is World’s Largest Database on the Web

Microsoft SQL Server 7.0 Supports More Than 1 Terabyte of Aerial, Satellite Images; New Site to Benefit Corporate Users, Consumers, Academics

June 23, 1998

Microsoft: Appeals Court Decision Rejects Government’s Limits on Innovation

Consumers will be the Real Winners