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The Tandy Visual Information System or "VIS" was an interactive, multimedia CD-ROM player. It was similar in function to the Philips CD-i and Commodore CDTV systems.
Specifications Microsoft Modular Windows Modular Windows is a special version of Microsoft Windows 3.1, designed to run on the Tandy Video Information System (VIS). Microsoft intended Modular Windows to be an embedded operating system for various devices, especially those designed to be connected to televisions. However, the VIS is the only known product that actually used this Windows version. It has been claimed that Microsoft created a new, incompatible version of Modular Windows ("1.1") shortly after the VIS shipped. No products are known to have actually used Modular Windows 1.1 Spinoffs | ||||||||
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