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platform the computer hardware and operating system software that runs application software.
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platform The operating system running software on a computer (eg Unix or Windows95). Often used to refer to the type of computer, such as a Macintosh or PC compatible.
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platform The underlying hardware or software for a system (MAC, PC)
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platform The concept of an operating environment based on a specific operating system and a computer hardware technology. The MacOS is a platform, as is Microsoft Windows. Both support a variety of applications. See also operating system.
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platform the type of computer or operating system on which a software application runs, eg, PC, Macintosh, Unix or WebTV.
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