The document discusses computers and their history. It defines a computer as an electronic machine that receives and processes data into useful information. Charles Babbage is considered the father of the computer for designing machines able to calculate complex mathematical functions. Major computer producers include Microsoft, Apple, Sony, and HP. Apple designs electronic equipment and software, most notably Macintosh computers, iPods, iPhones, and iPads. Microsoft develops software like Windows and Office, which have significant market share. Computers are divided into categories like cellular devices, game consoles, desktop/laptop computers, and printers. Major game console producers are Nintendo, Microsoft, and Sony.

1. Computer
Marlon Roches
9th Grade
Key: 20

2. What Is?
O The computer, also known as computer
or computer, is an electronic machine
that receives and processes data into
information convenient and useful. A
computer is made up, physically, by
numerous integrated circuits and other
many components support, extension
and accessories, which together can
execute various tasks very quickly and
under the control of a program.

3. Who invented?
O He is considered the British Charles
Babbage as the father of the computer.
His interest in mathematics led them to
design and build machines of differences,
able to calculate complex mathematical
functions which allowed him to correct
large number of errors of functions of the
time.

4. The most important producers
of computers:
O Microsoft: Sony:
O Apple HP:

5. Apple:
O Apple Inc. is an American multinational
company that designs and produces
electronic equipment and software, with
sedeen Cupertino (California, United
States) and other small in Dublin (Ireland).
among the company's best-known
hardware products there are computers
Macintosh, iPod, iPhone and iPad.

6. Micrososft
O Microsoft Corporation is a multinational company
of U.S. origin, founded on April 4, 1975 by Bill
Gates and Paul Allen. Dedicated to the industry of
software and hardware, it is headquartered in
Redmond, Washington, United States. Microsoft
develops, manufactures, license and produces
software and electronic equipment, being their
most used operating system products Microsoft
Windows and the Microsoft Office suite, which
have an important position among personal
computers. With a market share close to the
90.5% for Office 2003 and for Windows in 2006,
following the strategy of Bill Gates "have a
workstation running our software on every desk
and in every home".

7. Computers are divided in:
O Cellular
O Consoles
O Computers
O Printers

8. Consoles:O Nintendo:
O Microsoft:
O Sony:

9. Nintendo
O Nintendo Company is one of the first multinational
companies in the market of video games and the
consumer electronics in the entertainment industry; based
in Kyoto, Japan. It was founded on September 23, 1889,
by the Japanese Fusajiro Yamauchi, as manufacturer of
barajas Hanafuda (traditional Japanese playing cards) and
refounded in 1963 by his great-grandson Hiroshi
Yamauchi, at the same time changing its name from
Nintendo Card Company Limited to Nintendo Company
Limited to start a taxi company and administration
administrator of the love, which changed to notice that the
video game market was the best option.

10. X-Box
O Xbox was the first game console, desktop produced
by Microsoft, in collaboration with Intel. Its main
feature is its central processor based on the Intel
Pentium III processor. The system also includes a
DVD player, an internal hard drive, ethernet port and
finally the system has four connectors for the controls.
The architecture of the Xbox is based on the x 86 of a
PC-like architecture, this has facilitated developers
adapt a large number of PC to the Xbox titles, helping
to expand the catalog of games console

11. Play Station
O PlayStation is a game console of 32-bit desktop,
launched on 3 December 1994 in Japan by Sony
Computer Entertainment. Console was a pioneer in
the use of CD-ROM as storage media for their
games, dispensing with the conventional cartridges
which were used in the majority of video game
consoles of the time. However, it was not the first
console that use CD-ROM since the Amiga CD32
incorporated previously such advancement.