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This document summarizes different types of computing devices: desktops which are used for work and internet access from a stationary location, laptops which provide similar functionality portably, tablets with touchscreens, games consoles for gaming and multimedia, PDAs for mobile communication and scheduling, mobile phones for calling, texting, and increasingly internet, and servers which allow devices to connect to networks and the internet through functions like domain name resolution and IP address assignment.
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This document summarizes different types of computing devices. It discusses desktop computers, laptops, tablets, games consoles, mobile phones, and PDAs. Desktop computers have separate monitors and keyboards, while laptops, tablets, and mobile phones are mobile. Games consoles are for playing games but can also access media and social networks. Mobile phones allow communication on the go via calling and texting. PDAs function as personal information managers and include keyboards.
The purpose of different types of computer systems
Laptops are portable personal computers smaller than desktops that can be charged by battery and used wirelessly. Desktops are intended for regular use in one location and have separate screens and keyboards. Tablets are large touchscreen mobile devices that are operated primarily through touch instead of keyboards. Servers run programs to serve requests from client computers. Smartphones combine more advanced computing and connectivity than basic phones. Games consoles are machines designed primarily for playing video games on televisions. Embedded systems are computers within larger devices like planes, cars, trains to control specific functions under real-time constraints.
Computer components for non IT literates
The document provides an overview of common computer components, including desktops, laptops, tablets, games consoles, mobiles, PDAs, and base units. Desktops are the most popular type of computer and are used widely in companies. Laptops are becoming more common as portable computers. Tablets now primarily use touchscreens and the iPad is a common example. Games consoles allow video game and media playback, with popular options being the PlayStation, Xbox, and Wii. Mobiles have become ubiquitous and provide calling, texting, and app functionality. PDAs were predecessors to smartphones but are now obsolete. The base unit is the case housing a desktop computer's main components.
Getting to know computers
A computer is an electronic device that accepts user input, processes information, and displays output. There are different types of computers including desktops, laptops, tablets, servers, phones, and game consoles. Desktops typically sit on a desk and are easier to upgrade than laptops. Laptops are portable but harder to upgrade. Servers store and share information on a network. Computers also come in two main varieties - PCs which mainly use Windows, and Macs which are made by Apple and use their own operating system.
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This document summarizes different types of computer systems: desktop computers have internal components housed in a base and connect to an external screen, keyboard, and mouse; laptops are portable computers with smaller components and an integrated screen and keyboard; tablets are touchscreen devices like iPads that allow tapping on the screen instead of using a mouse or touchpad; handheld computers and personal digital assistants are mobile devices used for work and personal organization; game consoles and handheld game consoles are systems that display graphics on a screen using a handheld controller.
Types of computers
Computer: Definition
A computer is a machine that can be programmed to manipulate symbols. Its principal characteristics are:
It responds to a specific set of instructions in a well-defined manner.
It can execute a prerecorded list of instructions (a program).
It can quickly store and retrieve large amounts of data.
Therefore computers can perform complex and repetitive procedures quickly, precisely and reliably. Modern computers are electronic and digital. The actual machinery (wires, transistors, and circuits) is called hardware; the instructions and data are called software. All general-purpose computers require the following hardware components:
Central processing unit (CPU): The heart of the computer, this is the component that actually executes instructions organized in programs ("software") which tell the computer what to do.
Memory (fast, expensive, short-term memory): Enables a computer to store, at least temporarily, data, programs, and intermediate results.
Mass storage device (slower, cheaper, long-term memory): Allows a computer to permanently retain large amounts of data and programs between jobs. Common mass storage devices include disk drives and tape drives.
Input device: Usually a keyboard and mouse, the input device is the conduit through which data and instructions enter a computer.
Output device: A display screen, printer, or other device that lets you see what the computer has accomplished.
In addition to these components, many others make it possible for the basic components to work together efficiently. For example, every computer requires a bus that transmits data from one part of the computer to another.
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The document describes different types of computers including games consoles, desktops, laptops, tablets, PDAs, mobile phones, netbooks, and servers. Games consoles are for playing games and can connect to the internet. Desktops have separate monitors, keyboards, and mice and are used mainly for work. Laptops have integrated keyboards and mice and are portable versions of desktops that run on batteries. Tablets are like laptops but have touchscreens instead of keyboards. PDAs and mobile phones are for personal organization and communication. Netbooks are smaller and lighter than laptops. Servers provide network services to users.
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The document describes different types of computers including games consoles, desktops, laptops, tablets, PDAs, mobile phones, netbooks, and servers. Games consoles are for playing games and can connect to the internet. Desktops have separate monitors, keyboards, and mice and are used mainly for work. Laptops have integrated keyboards and mice and are portable versions of desktops that run on batteries. Tablets are like laptops but have touchscreens instead of keyboards. PDAs and mobile phones are for personal organization and communication. Netbooks are smaller and lighter than laptops. Servers provide network services to users.
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Tablet PCs are portable computers that use a touchscreen as their primary input. They run standard PC operating systems and can be used like laptops with the added benefit of pen or touch input. Tablet PCs are being used increasingly in education due to their low cost, mobile form factor, and touch interface compared to laptops. They are also being used more in healthcare for patient education, rehabilitation, and pharmaceutical applications. Popular tablet PCs available in India include the Apple iPad, HP Slate, Dell Streak, Samsung Tab, Asus EEE Tablet, and a $35 tablet from an Indian company.
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Tablet PCs are portable computers that can be used with a pen or finger as input devices. They run standard PC operating systems and have touchscreens. Tablet PCs are being used increasingly in education and healthcare due to their mobile form factor and touch interfaces. In education, they provide long battery life, portability, and tools for digital reading and multimedia. In healthcare, they are used for patient education and rehabilitation as well as pharmaceutical applications. Popular tablet PCs available in India include the Apple iPad, HP Slate, Dell Streak, Samsung Tab, Asus EEE Tablet, and a $35 tablet from India.
Computer Basics
A computer is an electronic device that can store, retrieve, and process data. Computers come in many forms including desktops, laptops, tablets, servers, phones, game consoles, and TVs. They all contain hardware components and run software programs. The main types of personal computers are PCs, which typically run Windows, and Macs, which are made by Apple and run Mac OS. This document provided an overview of computers, hardware vs. software, common computer types, and the differences between PCs and Macs.
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Types of computer systems
This document defines and describes several types of computer systems including desktop computers, laptops, tablets, handheld computers, personal digital assistants (PDAs), game consoles, and handheld game consoles. Desktop computers have an internal base that houses components and connect to an external screen, keyboard, and mouse. Laptops are portable computers with smaller internal components and an integrated screen and keyboard. Tablets are touchscreen devices that allow internet access without mice or keyboards.
Different computer systems
A laptop, tablet, smartphone, computer, server, and digital camera are described. A laptop is a portable computer with a keyboard, display, and touchpad that runs on a battery and can connect to WiFi. A tablet is a larger touchscreen device without a keyboard that can access the internet via WiFi or cellular networks. A smartphone is a mobile phone that has advanced computing capabilities and can connect to cellular networks, run apps, and be used for media playback and gaming. A computer consists of a processor and memory that requires peripheral devices like a keyboard, mouse, and display to function. A server is a high-powered computer dedicated to running services for other devices on a network like databases, files, or webpages
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- 1. LIAM SEWELL
- 2. Introduction This presentation is to talk about the various purposes of computers and other machines, such as a Laptop, Tablet P.C and Games Consol. So I wont hold your time any longer. Enjoy. -Liam Sewell
- 3. Desktop! The Desktop is used for various reasons. You can complete work and go on the internet. It is Easy-to-Use hardware and is user friendly.
- 4. Laptop! A laptop is simply a portable desktop. It is used to, again, complete work and keep up to date on the latest ‘Tweets’ and ‘comments’.
- 5. Tablet! A tablet P.C is a portable device with a touch screen that does the same as the Desktop and the laptop, really the only difference is the touch screen and is lighter than the laptop.
- 6. Games console Games consoles are devices that allow the user to play video games and more newer versions allow the user to watch videos and talk to their friends via headsets.
- 7. PDA PDA’s are Personal Digital Assistant. They allow users to call clients and fellow workers, they will also remind the user of important appointments and other scheduled events.
- 8. Mobile Phones Mobile phones are portable devices that allow users to call and text family and friends, play games and, more newer versions allow the user to access the internet.
- 9. Servers! Severs allow computers to get onto the internet. There are many different servers: DNS (Domain Name Server): this type of server manages the names of the websites and allows you to type in the names of websites. DHCP (Dynamic Host Control Protocol): This server assigns IP addresses to the computers. Web: This server allows access to websites through HTTP (Hypertext Transfer Protocol. E-Mail: This server allows you to send and receive e- mails to and from friends.