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This document categorizes and lists different types of computing devices, including input devices like keyboards and mice, output devices like monitors and printers, storage devices like hard drives and USB drives, and classifications of computers like personal computers, workstations, servers, and smartphones. It also covers software types like application and system software, as well as processors, memory, and microcontrollers.
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This document classifies and describes different types of computer devices and systems. It separates devices into categories such as output devices like speakers and printers, input devices like keyboards and mice, data processing units like microprocessors, and storage devices like hard drives and flash drives. It also describes system software that runs computers and application software like word processors. Finally, it lists specific examples of different types of computer systems including personal computers, workstations, game consoles, servers, handheld devices, and more specialized systems.
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This document classifies and describes different types of computer devices and systems. It separates devices into categories such as output devices like speakers and printers, input devices like keyboards and mice, data processing units like microprocessors, and storage devices like hard drives and flash drives. It also discusses system software, application software, and various types of computers including personal computers, workstations, servers, handheld devices, and more specialized systems like mainframes and supercomputers.
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The document discusses various types of mobile computing devices including their key features, sizes, weights and prices. It provides details on laptops, tablets, PDAs, MP3 players and cell phones, comparing their specifications and capabilities. The document also covers operating systems, file transfer methods and convergence of technologies across different mobile devices.
Mobile Computing8
The document discusses various mobile computing devices including their advantages, limitations, and key features. It describes pagers, cell phones, portable media players, PDAs, tablet PCs, and notebooks. For each device, it covers typical specifications like size, weight, storage capacity, and price as well as how they function and connect to other devices and the internet. It also addresses ethical issues around downloading music and questions to check understanding of the different mobile technology types and capabilities.
Kara Milligan Device Classification
Input devices such as keyboards and mice allow users to input information into computers. Output devices like computer monitors and speakers allow users to see and hear processed data. Processors are chips that process data and instructions, memory stores data and information, and storage devices like hard drives hold data. Application software is designed for specific tasks while system software controls computer operations. Personal computers are for single users, workstations connect to networks, and servers handle network resources accessed by client programs and devices.
computer system
This document outlines the components of a computer system, including hardware, software, and live ware. It describes key hardware components like the CPU, input and output devices. It also discusses different types of software like application software such as packages for Microsoft Office, and system software such as Windows versions. Live ware includes roles like programmers, data entry operators, and web designers.
Device Classification
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.
WP7 HUB_Overview and application platform
Windows Phone 7 introduces a new mobile platform designed around key UX principles of lightness, simplicity, typography, motion and focus on content over chrome. The platform includes hardware specifications, a Windows Phone OS, and an ecosystem connecting to services like Bing Maps, Live and Xbox Live. Developers can create rich apps using the XNA or Silverlight frameworks, testing in the emulator before deploying apps to the Windows Phone Application Marketplace.
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This document discusses Microsoft's plans to make Windows 10 the best gaming operating system for both users and developers. Key points include:
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Chapter 1 Introduction to Computer
The document defines a computer as a machine that performs tasks under the control of a program. Computers have hardware components like the system unit, monitor, keyboard, and software programs. The system unit contains components like the motherboard, CPU, and hard disk that perform calculations, while input/output devices like keyboards, mice, and monitors are used to enter and display information. Common software programs include operating systems like Windows and office solutions like Microsoft Office.
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This document provides a brief history of Microsoft Windows operating systems from version 1.0 in 1983 to Windows 8 in 2012. It describes the key features and changes introduced in each new version, including the introduction of the graphical user interface in Windows 2.0 and 3.0, the addition of multi-tasking in Windows 3.0, the transition to a 32-bit system with Windows NT, and the modern interface changes in Windows 8 with the introduction of the Start screen and Live Tiles. The document traces the evolution of Windows from its early DOS-based versions to the tablet-friendly operating system of Windows 8.
วิวัฒนาการของ Microsoft windows
Microsoft Windows 1.0 was released in 1983 and was the first version of Windows. It had a graphical user interface and ran on top of MS-DOS but had limited functionality and compatibility issues. Subsequent versions added more features and capabilities, with Windows 3.0 introducing multitasking in 1990. Major versions then included Windows 95, Windows 98, Windows 2000, Windows XP, Windows Vista, Windows 7 and Windows 8, with each building on the previous versions and improving areas like security, networking and support for new hardware.
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This document provides a brief history of Microsoft Windows operating systems from version 1.0 in 1983 to Windows 8 in 2012. It summarizes the key features and changes introduced in each new version, including the introduction of the graphical user interface in Windows 2.0 and 3.0, the addition of multitasking capabilities in Windows 3.1, the transition to a 32-bit architecture in Windows 95, new internet and networking functionality in Windows 98 and Windows Me, improved security in Windows 2000, an updated interface and services in Windows XP, enhanced multimedia and home networking in Windows Vista, performance improvements and support for 64-bit in Windows 7, and a touch-optimized interface in Windows 8.
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This document provides a brief history of Microsoft Windows operating systems from version 1.0 in 1983 to Windows 8 in 2012. It describes the key features and changes introduced in each new version, including the introduction of the graphical user interface in Windows 2.0 and 3.0, the addition of networking capabilities in Windows for Workgroups 3.1, the transition to a 32-bit architecture in Windows NT 3.1, and the introduction of the Start menu and taskbar in Windows 95. It also discusses new versions such as Windows XP, Windows Vista, Windows 7 and the touch-friendly modern UI in Windows 8.
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Device Classification
- 1. Device Classification By: Annabelle L Input Output Memory Processor Input-Output Storage Devices
- 2. Input Devices Mouse Webcam Microphone Keyboard Keyboard
- 3. Output Devices Printer Headphones Speakers Monitor
- 4. Input-Output Devices Microsoft Surface Touch Screen Monitors
- 6. Memory RAM Cache Mem o ry
- 7. Storage Devices Floppy Disk Memory Key CD Rom
- 8. Software Classification Application Software System Software
- 9. Application Software PowerPoint Word Excel
- 10. System Software Microsoft Office Windows XP Windows Vista
- 11. Computer Classification Personal Computer Workstation Videogame Console Client Server PDA Smart Phone Supercomputer Mainframe Computer Microcontroller Handheld Computer Portable Media Player
- 12. Personal Computers Computer Laptop
- 13. Workstation
- 14. Videogame Console Wii Playstation 3 Xbox 360
- 15. Server Servers Google Server Farm
- 16. Client Computer Blackberry Cell Phone
- 17. Mainframe Computer Mainframe Computers
- 19. Handheld Computers IPhone Blackberry Cell Phone
- 20. Personal Digital Assistant PDA GPS Phones
- 21. Smart Phone IPhone Cell Phone
- 22. Portable Media Player IPod IPhone