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The document discusses the history and components of computers. It covers the evolution of computing from early mainframe computers like ENIAC and UNIVAC to modern microcomputers and PCs. It describes the central processing unit and various types of computer memory, storage, and input/output devices. The document also provides an overview of system software, application software, and the roles of users and programmers in software development.
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- 7. Control Unit Arithmetic and Logic Unit Primary Storage Unit Central Processing Unit (CPU) The Computer Schematic Input Data Output Information Secondary Storage Unit 8-
- 14. Removable Disks and their Storage Capacities 3.5 inch floppy disks holds 1.44 MB of data Zip disk may hold 100MB or 250MB of data Jaz disk holds 2GB of data CD disk holds 650MB of data DVD disk holds 5GB to 20GB of data 8-
- 17. Microfilm Computer ABC123 Plotters Speech Output Devices Printers Displayed Output Devices Means of Producing Computer Output 8-
- 18. Printers Impact Nonimpact Line Character Dot matrix Daisy wheel Page Laser Ink jet 8-
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