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This document defines and provides examples of different types of computing devices. It discusses input and output devices, as well as storage, processing, and software components of computers. A variety of computing devices are also defined, including personal computers, workstations, game consoles, servers, clients, mainframes, supercomputers, handheld devices, PDAs, smartphones, portable media players, and microcontrollers.
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Input devices such as keyboards and mice enter information into a computer. Output devices like monitors and speakers display or present information to users. Processors and memory are core components that enable computers to function, with processors handling computations and memory temporarily storing data. Storage devices such as hard drives archive information long-term. Software includes application programs that help users perform tasks and system programs that manage computer operations. Different types of computers serve various purposes such as personal computers for individuals, servers to provide data to clients, and supercomputers for processing immense amounts of data faster than other machines.
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This document discusses different types of computing devices and their classifications. It separates devices into categories such as personal computers, workstations, game consoles, servers, clients, mainframe computers, supercomputers, handheld devices, phones, and media players. It also separates the software that runs on these devices into application software and system software.
Input
This document classifies computer devices and software into different categories. It divides devices into input, output, processing, and storage categories. It identifies keyboards, mice, printers, and speakers as examples. It also separates software into application software, like Word and Excel, which help users complete tasks, and system software, like Windows and Linux, which help computers run efficiently.
Computer
The document defines and provides examples of different types of computers. It discusses personal computers, workstations which can be a single computer or group connected to a network, video consoles designed for gaming, servers that supply network data and storage, clients that request information from servers, mainframe computers for large data, supercomputers as the fastest for processing trillions of instructions, handheld computers as small pocket devices, PDAs as smaller than notebooks, smartphones integrating phone and PDA functions, portable media players for audio and video, and microcontrollers built into controlled devices.
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This document defines and describes various types of computing devices including workstations, video game consoles, servers, clients, mainframes, supercomputers, handheld computers, PDAs, smartphones, portable media players, and microcontrollers. Workstations are powerful desktop computers used for high-performance tasks while video game consoles are for gaming. Servers help computers connect to the internet and mainframes and supercomputers are some of the fastest computers. Handheld computers, PDAs, and smartphones are portable devices and microcontrollers are built into the machines they control.
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There are several types of computers:
1. Personal computers are designed for individual use and include desktops and laptops. Workstations are powerful personal computers connected to a network.
2. Servers store and provide data to other computers on a network like clients which request data from servers.
3. Mainframe and supercomputers can process large amounts of data for many users simultaneously and are some of the fastest computers.
4. Handheld computers, PDAs, and smartphones are portable devices that provide computing functionality on the go through features like calendars, email, cameras, and more. Microcontrollers are built into machines to control them.
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This document defines and provides examples of common computer hardware and software terms:
- It describes computer components like the CPU, RAM, storage devices, and input/output components.
- It also defines different types of computers including personal computers, workstations, servers, handheld devices, and supercomputers.
- Finally, it discusses various software types like operating systems, applications, and different mobile devices like smartphones and portable media players.
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3. The basic working principles of modern computers were
given in the 1940s by American scientists John von Neumann,
G. Goldstein and A. Beris. These principles were implemented
in 1946 in the United States with the creation of a universal
computer called ENIAC. This date is considered to be the date
of creation of modern computer technology.
Since then, computer hardware and technology began to
develop rapidly and went through several stages:
5.Computers with electronic lamps. They were mainly used to
solve mathematical problems.
6.electronic computers whose element base consists mainly of
semiconductors. Electronic lamps were replaced by
semiconductor elements - transistors and diodes. Their
functional capabilities have increased significantly.
7.Computers based on elemental microelectronics and
integrated circuits. The basis of this generation was IBM
360/370. Based on it, EC computers and other electronic
computers were created in the former USSR
8. Micro and Mini computers created with large and very large
integrated circuit technology.A separate class of this generation
is personal computers. Their creation was revolutionary
10.When most people hear the word computer, they
think of a personal computer such as
a desktop or laptop. However, computers come in
many shapes and sizes, and they perform many different
functions in our daily lives. When you withdraw cash
from an ATM, scan groceries at the store, or use a
calculator, you're using a type of computer.
11.Many people use desktop computers at work,
home, and school. Desktop computers are designed to
be placed on a desk, and they're typically made up of a
few different parts, including the computer
case, monitor, keyboard, and mouse
12.The second type of computer you may be familiar
with is a laptop computer, commonly called a laptop.
Laptops are battery-powered computers that are more
portable than desktops, allowing you to use them
almost anywhere
13.Tablet computers—or tablets—are handheld
computers that are even more portable than laptops.
Instead of a keyboard and mouse, tablets use a touchsensitive screen for typing and navigation. The iPad is
an example of a tablet
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Input devices such as keyboards and mice enter information into a computer. Output devices like monitors and speakers display or present information to users. Processors and memory are core components that enable computers to function, with processors handling computations and memory temporarily storing data. Storage devices such as hard drives archive information long-term. Software includes application programs that help users perform tasks and system programs that manage computer operations. Different types of computers serve various purposes such as personal computers for individuals, servers to provide data to clients, and supercomputers for processing immense amounts of data faster than other machines.
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This document discusses different types of computing devices and their classifications. It separates devices into categories such as personal computers, workstations, game consoles, servers, clients, mainframe computers, supercomputers, handheld devices, phones, and media players. It also separates the software that runs on these devices into application software and system software.
Input
This document classifies computer devices and software into different categories. It divides devices into input, output, processing, and storage categories. It identifies keyboards, mice, printers, and speakers as examples. It also separates software into application software, like Word and Excel, which help users complete tasks, and system software, like Windows and Linux, which help computers run efficiently.
Computer
The document defines and provides examples of different types of computers. It discusses personal computers, workstations which can be a single computer or group connected to a network, video consoles designed for gaming, servers that supply network data and storage, clients that request information from servers, mainframe computers for large data, supercomputers as the fastest for processing trillions of instructions, handheld computers as small pocket devices, PDAs as smaller than notebooks, smartphones integrating phone and PDA functions, portable media players for audio and video, and microcontrollers built into controlled devices.
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This document defines and describes various types of computing devices including workstations, video game consoles, servers, clients, mainframes, supercomputers, handheld computers, PDAs, smartphones, portable media players, and microcontrollers. Workstations are powerful desktop computers used for high-performance tasks while video game consoles are for gaming. Servers help computers connect to the internet and mainframes and supercomputers are some of the fastest computers. Handheld computers, PDAs, and smartphones are portable devices and microcontrollers are built into the machines they control.
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There are several types of computers:
1. Personal computers are designed for individual use and include desktops and laptops. Workstations are powerful personal computers connected to a network.
2. Servers store and provide data to other computers on a network like clients which request data from servers.
3. Mainframe and supercomputers can process large amounts of data for many users simultaneously and are some of the fastest computers.
4. Handheld computers, PDAs, and smartphones are portable devices that provide computing functionality on the go through features like calendars, email, cameras, and more. Microcontrollers are built into machines to control them.
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This document defines and provides examples of common computer hardware and software terms:
- It describes computer components like the CPU, RAM, storage devices, and input/output components.
- It also defines different types of computers including personal computers, workstations, servers, handheld devices, and supercomputers.
- Finally, it discusses various software types like operating systems, applications, and different mobile devices like smartphones and portable media players.
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3. The basic working principles of modern computers were
given in the 1940s by American scientists John von Neumann,
G. Goldstein and A. Beris. These principles were implemented
in 1946 in the United States with the creation of a universal
computer called ENIAC. This date is considered to be the date
of creation of modern computer technology.
Since then, computer hardware and technology began to
develop rapidly and went through several stages:
5.Computers with electronic lamps. They were mainly used to
solve mathematical problems.
6.electronic computers whose element base consists mainly of
semiconductors. Electronic lamps were replaced by
semiconductor elements - transistors and diodes. Their
functional capabilities have increased significantly.
7.Computers based on elemental microelectronics and
integrated circuits. The basis of this generation was IBM
360/370. Based on it, EC computers and other electronic
computers were created in the former USSR
8. Micro and Mini computers created with large and very large
integrated circuit technology.A separate class of this generation
is personal computers. Their creation was revolutionary
10.When most people hear the word computer, they
think of a personal computer such as
a desktop or laptop. However, computers come in
many shapes and sizes, and they perform many different
functions in our daily lives. When you withdraw cash
from an ATM, scan groceries at the store, or use a
calculator, you're using a type of computer.
11.Many people use desktop computers at work,
home, and school. Desktop computers are designed to
be placed on a desk, and they're typically made up of a
few different parts, including the computer
case, monitor, keyboard, and mouse
12.The second type of computer you may be familiar
with is a laptop computer, commonly called a laptop.
Laptops are battery-powered computers that are more
portable than desktops, allowing you to use them
almost anywhere
13.Tablet computers—or tablets—are handheld
computers that are even more portable than laptops.
Instead of a keyboard and mouse, tablets use a touchsensitive screen for typing and navigation. The iPad is
an example of a tablet
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2. It describes hardware as the physical and tangible parts of a computer like motherboards, drives, and peripherals. Software is defined as programs and data that provide instructions.
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This document discusses different types of digital devices and their core components. It lists various digital devices like personal computers, workstations, game consoles, servers, clients, mainframes, supercomputers, handheld devices, media players, PDAs, and smartphones. The core components that make up digital devices are identified as input, output, processing, memory, and storage.
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The document discusses the five generations of computers from the 1940s to present. It provides details on the key hardware technologies, software technologies, and characteristics of each generation. The first generation used vacuum tubes and were very large, unreliable, and costly. The second generation introduced transistors, magnetic storage, and batch operating systems. The third generation saw the rise of integrated circuits, timesharing operating systems, and standard programming languages. The fourth generation brought microprocessors, PCs, networks, and GUIs. The fifth generation includes powerful desktops, notebooks, servers, supercomputers, and technologies like the internet, multimedia, and Java.
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This document defines basic computer terminology and describes different types of computers and computer hardware components. It explains that a computer accepts input, processes data, stores data, and produces output according to stored instructions. It also defines hardware, software, networks, and peripheral devices. The document then discusses computer performance, data, information, input, output, and binary code. It proceeds to describe types of computers including microcomputers, desktops, laptops, workstations, supercomputers, mainframes, servers, and handheld devices. Finally, it outlines the main computer components, including the system unit, CPU, input devices, storage devices, and output devices.
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2) Hardware refers to physical components like the system unit, monitor, keyboard, and mouse. Software includes operating systems and applications that make the computer functional.
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- 6. Touch screen iPhone These devices allow for both transmitted into and results of a computer system
- 7. Processor: programmed to perform tasks based on data it receives CPU Intel dual core CPU: where most processing takes place Intel Dual Core: gives 8MB of cache.
- 8. Storage Devices: Hold data permanently CDS Jump drive
- 10. application software- Everything that you put on a computer like Microsoft
- 11. runs your computer (OS)
- 12. Desktop laptop Personal Computer: Designed to meet the computing needs of an individual
- 13. Examples of Workstations ! Workstation: ordinary personal computer that is connected to a network or powerful desktop computers
- 14. Examples of Video Game Consoles video game console-contain microprocessors that that are equipped to produce graphics
- 15. Medium Home Server Windows Home Server Server- serve computers on a network by supplying them with data
- 16. Computer Client Computer client-requests data from a server
- 17. Mainframe Computer-large and expensive computer capable of processing data for thousands of users
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- 20. PDA- pocket sized digital appointment book with a small keyboard or touch-sensitive screen; designed to run on batteries
- 21. Smart phone: capable of doing almost everything that a computer can.
- 22. Portable Media player- main strength is playing music, showing videos, and storing photos.
- 23. Microcontroller-special purpose microprocessor and is sometimes called a computer on a chip.