Count the most successful and failed products in Microsoft's history

No matter how much you hate Windows 8 and the fine tradition of Microsoft patching, you can still leave Microsoft and its windows at work every day. Even if it is frustrated with the mobile internet market, Microsoft is still a great company, creating the PC age and making PCs a universal device that has been a great boost to the entire computer market, including mobile devices. Of course, at the same time as the software giant, Microsoft has also launched a considerable number of failed products, but compared to the early small-public Apple, Microsoft's broad influence to these failures more magnified. As Windows 10 is officially released, we might as well review the most popular and failed products in Microsoft's history. Successful cases: 1. MS-DOS (1981) Even now, you occasionally have access to the DOS system, which is widely imagined. Dos as the main PC operating system of IBM PCs, in the 80 's to the 90 's rage. 2.Windows 3.1 (1992) Windows 3.1 reached 3 million sales within two months of the official sale, while Microsoft was also rated as the most innovative American company by well-known media such as Forbes, and Windows became the most popular computer operating system. 3.Windows XP (2001) Obviously, Windows XP is the greatest PC operating system in modern times, so that after 13 years, users still stick to the XP camp. It has a simple, easy-to-use, efficient multitasking interface, extensive application support, and perhaps windows can no longer reach its height. 4.Xbox (2001) The introduction of the first generation of the Xbox is epoch-making, it changed the game host market dominated by Japanese manufacturers for decades, and gradually opened the current market situation dominated by European and American game manufacturers. Of course, the huge Xbox has not yet been popular with the Japanese market, but it has been widely welcomed around the world, and the latest Xbox One has been launched in the Chinese market before Sony PS4. In many people's eyes, the Xbox may be one of Microsoft's most successful hardware.