| Product Name | Release Date |
|---|---|
| Borland Pascal 7 | 27th October 1992 |
| Turbo Pascal for Windows 1.5 | 8th June 1992 |
| Turbo Pascal for Windows 1.0 | 13th February 1991 |
| Turbo Pascal 6 | 23rd October 1990 |
| Turbo Pascal 5.5 | 2nd May 1989 |
| Turbo Pascal 5 | 24th August 1988 |
| Turbo Pascal 4 | 20th November 1987 |
| Turbo Pascal 3 | 17th September 1986 |
| Turbo Pascal 2 | 17th April 1984 |
| Turbo Pascal 1 | 20th November 1983 |
Concurrent with the release of Turbo Pascal 7 for DOS and Turbo Pascal 1.5 for Windows, Borland International also released a more expensive ($495 versus $149) sibling version that they called Borland Pascal for Objects 7.0. It was aimed at professional developers, as opposed to students and hobbyists. In addition to extra features, it included a version of the two Turbo Pascal products. Among the extra features was a protected mode version of the IDE, and the ability to created protected mode applications using a royalty-free DOS extender. It also included source code for the standard library, and the Object Vision (DOS) and ObjectWindows (Windows) GUI libraries. Third party debugging tools, Winsight and Winspector were also included.
