This document discusses the history and development of personal computers (PCs). It notes that the first PC was created by MITS in 1975. PCs with 16-bit and 32-bit processors later became popular, introduced by IBM and Fujitsu respectively. Older PCs have become obsolete and slower as computer technology has advanced, allowing new PCs to open and process larger files more quickly. The processing speed of a computer's central processing unit (CPU) and its memory capacity are key factors in a PC's performance. Benchmarks are used to measure a computer's processing speed and guide programmers and manufacturers.