PPro was a premium chip designed for the 32-bit market; it's the equivalent of Xeon branding. You didn't spend the extra scratch to run Win 3.11 on it.
Of course, looking at his other posts he thinks the 80186 was a failure because it wasn't used in many PC compatibles, so he's pretty limited in his understanding of computer history and economics. Google can only teach you so much.
Of course, looking at his other posts he thinks the 80186 was a failure because it wasn't used in many PC compatibles, so he's pretty limited in his understanding of computer history and economics. Google can only teach you so much.