What were some problems with inventing the apple computer?

Answer 1

well some problems computers have had were the premo scepto which is when a computer blows out its control panel inside of the computer , also there is a vinched topee which is when the computer explodes

Answer 2

This is another overly broad question. Today the primary limitation we're reaching in technology is miniaturization limits on a CPU. This is part of why we've gone to CPUs with multiple cores to better handle loads and vastly speed multitasking.

Until x86 went 64-bit one looming ceiling facing most desktops was maximum supported memory. We were fast approaching the 4 GiB limit with 32-bit x86 CPUs. One early approach was PAE (Physical Address Extensions) which was an artificial way of extending memory addressing on 32-bit x86 chips.

These days PAE is mostly obsoleted by 64-bit x86 (x86_64) chips, largely because these same CPUs also have some additional features PAE does not give 32-bit x86, including the 8 additional general purpose registers or long mode.

Answer 3

Computers have many flaws and problems, with the first and most important one being the fact that they will never be able to operate at the level the human brain does. Other problems includes the fact that they are machines and machines are prone to breaking down or not functioning in the way it is supposed to

Answer 4

Hard drive problems, blown out speakers, it can froze and many other things

Answer 5

The first problem with making the computer useful as a personal computer was size. When they were first invented, they were huge, reportedly taking up an entire room.

Answer 6

it made reaserching quicker and easier