What are the differences between computers?

Basically, the main and basic differences between computers of the first to fifth generation include speed, technology and processing differences.

Every brand of computer uses different manufacturers, which translates into differences between the technologies being used to make the computers, differences in the raw materials being used, and differences in the choices made for the computers, such as what types of components to use at all. Because of all these differences, each computer company has real differences between its' products and those of other companies.

There are quite a few differences between a compact computer and other computers. Compact computers are easier to take with you.

There are countless differences, between new and old computers. It also depends by what you define as old. Some examples are: * New computers are faster and more efficient * New computers have less hazardous waste * New computers run cooler and faster * New computers are also smaller in size There are many also many more differences.

There are countless differences, between new and old computers. It also depends by what you define as old. Some examples are: * New computers are faster and more efficient * New computers have less hazardous waste * New computers run cooler and faster * New computers are also smaller in size There are many also many more differences.

write simlarity between anlog and digital computers

4th generation of computers are acts as user define computers but 5th generation computers are act as automatic computers by means it doing its works automatically

computers weren't invented in 1856.

well there is really no difference almost any computer can be put on a network it just needs a network card.

The Macintosh based computers do not need as much RAM as PC computers, so the processer may be slightly different. Apart from that, all of the computer parts are the same.

Humans can multi-task. (Computers can do so too.) Humans can eat.(although computers cant.) Humans have feelings. (Computers dont) Humans can move. (computers cant.)

vacuum tubes discrete transistors ICs microprocessors multicore superscalar microprocessors

There are many differences between having a laptop and desktop. Laptop computers really a great where you are moving around the house desktop computers won't allow you to move around.

Computers are designed, built and are of fixed architecture, the brain is a self-organizing system.

Computers can't think for themselves like humans. Computers fabricated, Humans are born. Humans we are breathing, living creatures and computers are just wires and programs. Humans have intelligent brain but computer does not have.

there is basic diff b/w computers in accords of digonal size,memory,processor speed etc.

I know that computers are alot smaller today but, what are other differences? they are easier to carry around and to use as well as store information.

All in one computers are a single unit, making it harder to switch out or fix internal components. This is how they differ from a desktop computer. If you are looking for something you can upgrade later, do not get an all in one.

Desktop computers differ from laptops and notebooks because they are not portable like laptops and notebooks. Desktop computers are usually your personal pc computers with windows and/or apple operating systems. Laptop computers are great as they are portable and can be used anywhere there is wifi service as are notebooks.

Fundamentally there is no difference between an HP computer and an IBM compatible computer. They both use the same type of technology and software. The differences will be in how much memory, hard disk space they have, the prices, and the warranties.

Computers process information, typewriters simply transcribe words onto paper.

Early Computers were large in size while today computers are compacted . Early Computers were Vaccum tube and transistor based while today computers are ICs based. Early Computers were slow and today computers are fast. Early Computers were used punch card for storage while today computers used Secondry storage ( Hard Disk) for storage. Early Computers were not user friendly todays computers are user friendly

the improvement of technology, Size, Space and Performance, are the main differences between the 1st and 4th generation computers.

There is actually very little difference besides the complexity. Calculators are actually very small computers with limited capabilities.

In peer-to-peer networks all computers have same rights and roles. In client-server networks servers define rights and roles for client computers.