The third major release of this product was called "warp."
A fake press release distributed on usenet attributed to a competitor of this product announced that the  competitor would launch a "Cool User Program" to freeze users of this product until the competitor's  product launched. That fake release in some ways parodies a TV ad for this product that uses the slogan "it's  a totally cool way to run your computer." That ad begins and ends with distorted semi-psychedelic colors. A  launch event for one version of this product featured Kate Mulgrew saying ""This is going to take you where no  man, woman or operating system has gone before." It stored data on HPFS and its GUI was called the Presentation  Manager. This software lives on as eComStation. The third major release of this product was called "warp." Unlike  an earlier system, this software introduced multitasking and memory protection. For 10 points, name this operating  system, a collaboration between Microsoft and IBM, that until the success of Windows 3 was intended to be the  replacement for DOS.
A fake press release distributed on usenet attributed to a competitor of this product announced that the  competitor would launch a "Cool User Program" to freeze users of this product until the competitor's  product launched.
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