IBM desktop failure of the 1980s Crossword Clue

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40 Potential Answers:

RankAnswerLengthSourceDate
98% PCJR IBM desktop failure of the 1980s (4)
3% DUD Failure (3) Thomas Joseph Oct 15, 2025
3% PCJRS IBM desktop computers of the 1980s (5) Wall Street Journal Oct 8, 2024
2% IMAC Apple desktop (4) Commuter Oct 22, 2025
2% CRASH Computer failure (5) The Times Concise Oct 20, 2025
2% OMNI 1980s Dodge (4) Premier Sunday Oct 19, 2025
2% ICON Clickable desktop image (4) Commuter Oct 17, 2025
2% ALF Furry alien of 1980s TV (3)
2% TAPES Recordings much used in the 1980s (5) The Telegraph Cross Atlantic Oct 12, 2025
2% ATOMIC 1980 hit for Blondie (6) The Telegraph Cross Atlantic Oct 10, 2025
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