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Windows 1.0: 1985. AS/400: 1988. Legacy platform: Windows. Major difference: The iSeries can still run that code from '88. Now, you might argue the 400 is really a grown up System/38, which came out in '78. That's fine, but Windows grew from MS-DOS which was a re-badged version of QDOS (1980) which itself was an adaptation of CP/M, which was released in '74. Funny how even in it's infancy Microsoft wasn't innovating but instead relied on acquisitions to gain their technology. Legacy platform: Windows / DOS / CP/M if you count the CP/M influence; S/38 if you don't. Major difference: The iSeries can still run that code from the S/38. Of course, you can add that Unix was released in 1969, making it older than both. :)
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