This document presents a summary of computer applications in business from 1990 to the present day. It discusses six generations of computers including the sixth generation which are intelligent computers based on artificial intelligence. It then summarizes several important sixth generation computers and their features: PowerBook introduced by Apple in 1991, Pentium Microprocessor released in 1993, Sun Ultra workstation introduced in 1996, iMac released by Apple in 1998, Apple iMac Pedestal Computer which used a flat screen mounted on a pedestal, and Power Mac G5 introduced in 2003 which was Apple's most powerful computer at the time and the first 64-bit desktop computer.

1. Computer Applications In
Business

2. Welcome To Our
Presentation

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1. Abu Bakkar Siddik ; Roll: 21
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Department of Business
Administration
Dhaka International University
Ms.Hasina Parvin Jolly
Lecturer,
Department of Business
Administration
Dhaka International
University

4. SIXTH-
GENERATION
COMPUTER
The Sixth Generation of computers is
different from, other generation
computers in terms of size, speed and
tasks that perform. These computers are
called intelligent computers based on
artificial intelligence or artificial brains.

5. Sixth Generation
Computers
Brand
Associati
on
Sixth Generation
Computers(1990-Till Date)
Machine /Devices Year
PowerBook 1991
Pentium Microprocessor 1993
Sun ultra workstation 1996
iMac 1998
Apple iMac Pedestal Computer 2002
Power Mac G5 2003

6. PowerBook
PowerBook was introduced
by Apple. Motorola 68K CPUs
were used in the first
PowerBooks which were
subsequently changed to
PowerPC chips in year 1995.
Apple introduced silver
PowerBook in year 2001
which came in a titanium
case, followed by anodized
PowerBook

7. Pentium Microprocessor
In 1993, the first Pentium
microprocessor was released. In
the Intel’s line o microprocessors,
the Pentium was fifth generation
o the ‘x86’, which was the base
or the IBM PC and its clones.
Several advances were
introduced by Pentium which
resulted in faster running
programs having the ability o
Pentium Microprocessor

8. Sun ultra
workstation
The Sun Ultra workstation was
introduced by Sun Microsystem
in year 1996. It was a processor-
based workstation having a 64-
bit Opteron with a best-in-class
performance which led to faster
project development and
increased probability. Sun Ultra
workstation could run various
Sun ultra workstation

9. iMac
Apple Computer released the
colorful iMac, an all-in-one
system. It has a speed o up to
2.4 GHz, Intel Core 2 Duo, 1
GB memory, 250GB hard
drive,8x double-layer
SuperDrive ATI Radeon HD
2400 XT with 128 memory.
The iMac uses only USB
iMac

10. Apple iMac Pedestal Computer
The CRT- based iMac computer was re-
designed by apple using and LCD screen
with a flat panel which was mounted on
a pedestal having a chrome arm,
enabling the display to be rotated in
many ways as per requirement. The
pedestal which is the actual computer
consists o a G4 processor which runs at
a speed of 700 MHz at its low-end
configuration. In the high-end model,
there is an Apple Super drive which had
Apple iMac Pedestal Computer

11. Power Mac G5
The Power Mac G5 is a series of personals
Computers designed, manufactured, and
sold by Apple Computer Inc. from 2003 to
2006 as part of the Power Mac series.
When introduced, it was the most powerful
computer in Apple's Macintosh lineup, and
was marketed by the company as the
world's first 64-bit desktop computer. It
was also the first desktop computer from
Apple to use an anodized aluminum alloy
enclosure, and one of only three
computers in Apple’s lineup to utilize
Power Mac G5

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