The document summarizes the five generations of computers. The first generation used vacuum tubes and had very low memory capacity. Examples included ENIAC and UNIVAC. The second generation used transistors and had memory up to 1000 MB. Examples were IBM-PC and Marks-I. The third generation used integrated circuits and had memory up to 250 GB, with examples like IBM-PC, HCL, and HP. The fourth generation uses microprocessors with LSI chips and has memory over 1000 GB. Examples are IBM-PC, HCL, HP, and Dell. The fifth generation covers present and future computers.