First generation (1940-1956) Vaccum Tubes
Second Generation(1956-1963)Transistors
Third Generation(1964-1971)Integrated circuits
Fourth Generation(1971-present)Microprocessors
We already know about some of the early computers - ENIAC , EDVAC , EDSAC , UNIVAC I and IBM . These machines and others of their time used thousands of vacuum tubes . A vacuum tube was a fragile glass device , which used filaments as a source of electronics and could control and amplify electronic signals . It was the only high-speed electronic switching device available in those days . These vacuum tube computers could perform computations in milliseconds and were referred to as first generation computers.
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by technology through the first 3 generations, after that there is some disagreement.
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There are currently five computer generations.
Those are called 5 Generation of Computers
A 1st generation computer is a 1st generation computer and a 5th generation computer is a 5th generation computer.....
The first generation is the Vacuum Tube Generation. The second generation is the Transistor Generation. The third generation is the Mini-Computer Generation. The fourth generation is the Micro-Computer Generation. The fifth generation (which we are half-way into) is the Nano-Computer Generation.
"Computer displays and printers are classified as?"
Six generation of computer
Generation in computer terminology is a step in technology. It provides the all information about the growth of computer industry. The term generation was used to distinguish between varying the hardware technologies. Now a days, it has been extended to include both hardware and software that together make up a computer system. There are five generations:- First generation (1942-55) Second Generation (1955-64) Third Generation (1964-75) Fourth Generation(1975-89) Fifth Generation (1989-Present) From:- (ROHIT KUMAR)
When classified according to capacity, the computers can be classified into five groups. The five groups includes the super computers, the large computers, the medium sized computers, the mini computers and the micro computers.
computer can be classified as gadget.But mainly gadgets are the small or portable computers.Computer can be classified as a machine.
First generation computers - vacuum tubes Second generation computers - transistor Third generation computers - Integrated chips Fourth generation computers -Microprocessors Fifth generation computers - Artificial intelligence
generations of computersThere are actually FIVE generations of computers.The first generation of electronic computers were made of vacuum tubes and they were big as a room.
computer networks classified into point to point and broadcast network
The Second Generation Computer used transistors
What are the features of first generation computer
the speed of 1st generation computer is12354
edvac is an exmple of whic generation computer ?
Ibm 1401 is a first generation computer
The difference between a fourth generation of computer and a fifth generation of computer can be the size. It can also be a new operating system, new storage capacity, or just a new look.
Anyone born after 1995 are classified as Generation Z so that means you. :)
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