Firsts

	First personal computer to ship standard with a preemptive multitasking operating system (Window3.1 and Macintosh System 7.0 still support less-efficient cooperative multitasking).
	First personal computer to ship with a 32-bit operating system.
	First personal computer to support more than 16-color output as a standard feature.
	First personal computer with an inexpensive genlock option.
	First personal computer to ship with a standard double-sided 3.5" disk drive.
	First personal computer to include a two-button mouse as standard (the new Power Macs still don't, hehe).
	First personal computer to offer a choice of command line and graphical user interface.
	First persoanl computer to include four-channel, digital sound on the motherboard.
	First personal computer to ship standard with speech synthesis.
	First (and unfortunately only) personal computer to ship with a keyboard garage.
	First personal computer to include plug-and-play (AutoConfig) expansion cards.

The preceeding information was pulled from the 100th issue of Amiga World.