Bringing the About page up-to-date (it's "about" time)

docs/about/pcjs/README.md

@@ -15,65 +15,111 @@ fast, it works well in all modern web browsers (both desktop and mobile), and it
 the [PCjs Project](https://github.com/jeffpar/pcjs), an open source project on [GitHub](http://github.com/).
 
 Check out the [Demos](/#demos) on the home page, and all the other PCjs [Application](/apps/pc/), [Disk](/disks/pc/),
-and [Machine](/devices/pc/machine/) demos, including an IBM PC XT "[Server Array](/devices/pc/machine/5160/cga/256kb/array/)"
-featuring multiple PCs running side-by-side.
+and [Machine](/devices/pc/machine/) demos, including an [IBM PC Dual Display System](/devices/pc/machine/5150/dual/64kb/)
+demo of multiple monitor support, and [IBM PC XT "Server Array"](/devices/pc/machine/5160/cga/256kb/array/) and
+[Windows 1.01 "Server Array"](/devices/pc/machine/5160/ega/640kb/array/) demos of multiple machines running side-by-side.
 
 ### Features
 
 + Build your own IBM PC, PC XT, and PC AT simulations using simple XML machine configuration files.
 You decide how much RAM you want, how many disk drives, which disk images to include (and which should be
-pre-loaded), what kind of video adapter (MDA, CGA or EGA), serial ports, mouse, and more. See the
+pre-loaded), what kind of video adapter (MDA, CGA, EGA or VGA), serial ports, mouse, and more. See the
 [Documentation](/docs/pcjs/) for details.
+
++ Excellent IBM hardware compatibility ensures all the original IBM BIOS ROMs operate properly, and that the
+machines run at their original speed.  Even obsolete hardware, such as the original PC XT hard disk controller,
+is supported.
+
++ The CPU component is easily configured to emulate an 8088, 80186, 80286, or 80386.  A target speed can also
+be specified, and in some cases, even specific CPU *steppings* (including specific errata) can be enabled.
+
++ Similarly, the FPU (floating-point) component can be configured to emulate an 8087, 80287, or 80387; however,
+only 8087 support is complete at this point.
+
 + The modular design allows you to specify which components to enable, and which external controls
 to display for each component. You can choose the size of the display window created by the [Video](/docs/pcjs/video/)
 component, add **Halt** or **Speed** buttons to the [CPU](/docs/pcjs/cpu/) component, display clickable "DIP Switches"
 for the [Chipset](/docs/pcjs/chipset/) component, or even design your own [Control Panel](/docs/pcjs/panel/).
+
 + A fully-integrated [Debugger](/docs/pcjs/debugger/) is available.  Disassemble code, set breakpoints on
 memory write/read/execution addresses, dump and edit memory, dump disk sectors, enable/disable categories of diagnostic
 messages, and view instruction history, cycle counts and more.  The Debugger does not rely on CPU breakpoint
 instructions or the trace flag, and does not alter the machine state in any way, allowing you to debug anything,
 including 8086 debuggers.
+
 + Machines created with the [Computer](/docs/pcjs/computer/) *resume* attribute set will save their entire machine
 state using your browser's local storage, so that any changes are preserved when your browser closes, including
 disk modifications. Any files you create or modify *inside* the machine will still be there when you return.
 TIP: To restore a diskette's original contents, simply press the "Download" button again.
+
 + Machine states can also be dumped (using the built-in [Debugger](/docs/pcjs/debugger/)), saved as JSON files, and
 pre-loaded into a machine, bypassing the normal boot process.  You can even combine a pre-defined state with the
 "resume" feature, preserving any changes you make to the machine's original state.
-+ Most modern web browsers are supported, including IE (v9.0 and higher), Safari, Firefox, Chrome and Opera, and no
-JavaScript extensions (typed arrays) or third-party libraries are required.  Safari is recommended for iOS users,
-Chrome or Firefox for other platforms.
+
++ Most modern web browsers are supported, including IE (v9.0 and higher), Edge, Safari, Firefox, Chrome and Opera,
+and no JavaScript extensions (typed arrays) or third-party libraries are required.  Safari is recommended for iOS
+users, Chrome or Firefox for other platforms.
 
 ### Future
 
-The following features are targeted for version 1.16.x:
+PCjs has been been steadily evolving for almost 4 years now, in much the same way that the PC architecture evolved,
+first with the 8088-based IBM PC in 1981, then with the 80286-based IBM PC AT in 1984, and finally the 80386 and the
+first 32-bit PC architecture introduced by COMPAQ in late 1986.
 
-+ Improved EGA compatibility
-+ 80286 protected-mode support
-+ Improvements to PC AT hardware emulation
+PCjs will remain focused on 1980's era hardware and software, so there are currently no plans to move beyond the
+80386.  Some of the PCjs demos do include software from the 1990's (eg, DOS 5.0, Windows 3.x, and Windows 95), but the
+project's priority is older software, especially software that is difficult and sometimes impossible to run on newer
+hardware.
+
+Some of the features planned for future releases include:
+
++ Improved FPU compatibility, with accurate cycle counts
+
++ Improved Video compatibility (eg, custom EGA and VGA fonts)
 
 ### History
 
-+ v1.15 introduced PC AT (Model 5170) emulation, as discussed in the [blog](/blog/2014/09/13/).
-+ v1.14 introduced limited EGA emulation, as discussed in the [blog](/blog/2014/07/30/).
+A more [complete list of releases](https://github.com/jeffpar/pcjs/releases) is on GitHub, but here are some highlights:
+
++ v1.20 added 8087 coprocessor (FPU) support, [OS/2 improvements](http://www.pcjs.org/blog/2016/02/08/),
+and new Disk/Machine [Save Options](http://www.pcjs.org/blog/2016/02/17/).
+
++ v1.19 improved 80386 compatibility and added support for [Windows 95](http://www.pcjs.org/blog/2015/09/21/).
+
++ v1.18 added basic 80386 CPU functionality and [COMPAQ DeskPro 386](http://www.pcjs.org/blog/2015/04/16/) emulation.
+
++ v1.16 added support for [OS/2 1.0](http://www.pcjs.org/blog/2014/12/04/), the Microsoft/IBM multitasking operating
+system introduced in December 1987 for 80286-based machines.
+
++ v1.15 introduced [IBM PC AT](http://www.pcjs.org/blog/2014/09/13/) (Model 5170) emulation.
+
++ v1.14 added basic [EGA Support](http://www.pcjs.org/blog/2014/07/30/) and the ability to run Windows 1.01
+in color.
+
 + v1.13 introduced manifest files that describe software packages that can be used with PCjs. 
 More information on software manifests is available [here](/apps/).
+
 + v1.12.1 coincided with the first release of the new PCjs web server running on [Node.js](http://nodejs.org).
 The new server includes ROM and disk image conversion APIs, as well as a
 [Markdown](http://daringfireball.net/projects/markdown/syntax) module that supports link extensions
 for embedding C1Pjs and PCjs machine files in Markdown documents and automatically converts "README.md"
 files into "index.html" web pages.
+
 + v1.11 improved the *embedPC()* and *embedC1P()* functions, so now you can embed XML machine configuration files
 that reference other configuration files, such as an external [Keyboard](/docs/pcjs/keyboard/) or
 [Control Panel](/docs/pcjs/panel/) XML layout.  It does this by building the entire XML configuration internally,
 rather than relying on XSLT's *document()* function, which doesn't seem to work in all JavaScript XSLT processors.
+
 + v1.10 fixed embedding in Internet Explorer 11 (Microsoft removed "MSIE" from their default user-agent string).
 The ability to embed multiple PCs on a single web page is now supported as well.
+
 + v1.08 added soft-keyboard support, which isn't quite finished (sticky-shift and auto-repeat will be added in a future
 version), but it's good enough for use on iPads.  Browse [IBM PC Machine Configurations](/devices/pc/machine/) for
 machines that include a soft-keyboard.
+
 + v1.06c added support for user-defined diskette images.  Select "Remote Disk" from the diskette list, click
 "Download", and enter a URL at the prompt.  See **Creating PCjs-Compatible Disk Images** in the
 [PCjs Documentation](/docs/pcjs/) for more information about supported disk images.
+
 + v1.05b added support for webkitAudioContext, bringing your simulated IBM PC's speaker to life. Relive the thrill
 of running MUSIC.BAS and listening to those classic tunes.  *Sound support is still experimental*.