Discovery Home S B Chapter 1
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Computers are used worldwide for both personal and business purposes. There are various types including desktop PCs, laptops, servers, and handheld devices. Data is represented digitally in binary format and measured in bits, bytes, kilobytes, megabytes and gigabytes. Key components to consider when purchasing a computer are the motherboard, CPU, RAM, storage, and peripherals. Proper installation and maintenance of computer components and peripherals is important.
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- Digital computers represent data as discrete numbers and output discrete results. They are faster and more accurate than analog computers.
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Microcomputers are small and inexpensive, containing a microprocessor, memory, and input/output devices like PCs. Minicomputers emerged in the 1960s, filling the space between mainframes and microcomputers. Mainframes are large, reliable computers used for mission-critical tasks requiring high volumes of data. Supercomputers have tens of thousands of processors capable of billions of calculations per second, used for massive computing tasks.
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This document discusses different types of computers. It describes analog computers which can perform continuous mathematical operations using mechanical or electrical energy. Digital computers represent data as binary digits and are programmable. Hybrid computers combine digital and analog components. Mainframe, minicomputer, server, supercomputer, and microcomputer classifications are also outlined based on size and processing power. Personal computer types include desktops, laptops, netbooks, PDAs, tablets, and wearable computers.
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This document classifies and describes four main types of computers: analog computers, digital computers, hybrid computers, and micro computers. Analog computers represent variables continuously and can solve problems quickly but with approximate results. Digital computers represent variables with digits and are used to perform calculations and logical decisions. Hybrid computers combine analog and digital elements to leverage the advantages of both. Micro computers are the smallest type and have wide applications, even as portable devices that plug into walls.
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The document discusses different categories of computer systems based on their computing power and size. It describes microcomputers, also known as personal computers or PCs, as the smallest systems that can be used for personal and business tasks. Mini computer systems are larger than microcomputers and more powerful, and are used for applications like engineering. Mainframe computer systems are the largest systems and can accommodate hundreds or thousands of users simultaneously, used by large organizations. Supercomputers are the most powerful but also the most costly, with limited applications.
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