Device Classification

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This document categorizes different types of devices, software, and computers. It divides devices into those that provide input, output, storage, and processing. Software is classified as either application software or system software. Computers are then categorized as servers, supercomputers, workstations, personal computers, smartphones, microcontrollers, portable media players, clients, videogame consoles, PDAs, or mainframe computers based on their typical uses.

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Device Classification

1. Device Classification

2. Input Output Storage Devices Memory Processing

3. Input

4. Output

5. Memory

6. Storage Devices

7. Processing

10. System Software

11. Computer Classification Server Supercomputer Workstation Personal Computer Smartphone Microcontroller Portable Media Player Client Videogame Console PDA Mainframe computer Handheld computer

12. Personal Computer

13. Workstation

14. Videogame Console

15. Server

16. Client

17. Mainframe Computer

18. Super Computer

19. Handheld Computer

20. Personal Digital Assistant

21. Smart Phone

22. Portable Media Player

23. Microcontroller