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They all handle the same data, ever thing that is digital handles the same data, it is all binary.
They way to define a different type of computer is what it does and how it looks.
(Personal use systems (systems where you are the only person who is able to access it at any one time (unless software allows remote connection)).
Laptops - Typically 13 inch to 15 inch screens. Screen is built in and is able to be folded.
Netbook/Ultrabook - Typically 7 inch to 10 inch screens. Screen is built in and is able to be folded.
All-in-one - It appears to be just a screen, but is similar to a Laptop in terms of performance but is not able to be folded and is less portable.
Desktop - This is a 'box' that houses all the parts for a computer, it is able to be the most powerful of all the above systems and is the most customisable.
(Rarely used at home, lots of business use)
Work Station - This is much like a Desktop (as it looks the same) but it uses virtual software, so you will be connected to a server (look bellow this) which has all the software the workstation is using and all the data.
Server - this is often where all data from a company is stored, they handle a lot of possess from externally from the company or internally. They are often stacked on top of each other in what is called a server tower (the most recognisable thing about a server as you see them in films a lot). But servers can be 'boxes' like desktop, but will be much larger. Many server motherboards (or mainboards) have room for 2 CPUs (where as all other systems have 1 CPU) and have room for 6 slots of RAM (where as laptops often have room for 2, and desktops have room for 4 sticks of RAM).
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Classification of computer by data handle?
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What is the Classification of computer by type of data handled?
classification by type data?
Classification of computer according to processing?
Computers are designed according to the data they are supposed to process. In this regard there are three types of computers Analogue, Digital and Hybrid.
What are the classification of computers according to application?
classification of computer according to application 1.general purpose computer :- general purpose computer are use for specific economic purpose.for instance computer are used for accounting and payrolls.pc is the best example of g.p.c. 2.specific purpose computer :- specific purpose computer are designed to solve a specific problem. for instance specific purpose computer only numeric data or to completely control automated manufacturing process.
Differentiate flynn's classification and feng's classification in computer architecture?
Flynn's Classification is in terms of Instruction and Data Stream but Feng's Classification is in terms of bit parallelismand word parallelism
What is the Flynn classification?
The Flynn classification is a system used to categorize computer architectures based on the number of concurrent instruction streams and data streams they can handle. It includes four main categories: Single Instruction Single Data (SISD), Single Instruction Multiple Data (SIMD), Multiple Instruction Single Data (MISD), and Multiple Instruction Multiple Data (MIMD). This framework helps to analyze and design parallel computing systems by highlighting different processing capabilities. It is named after Michael J. Flynn, who introduced the classification in 1966.
What are the classifications of computer according to data handled?
analog computer, digital computer, hybrid computer
What is chronological classification of data?
This type of classification involves classification of the data on the basis of the time of its occurrence
Who is Data classification first designated by?
Data classification was first designated by the U.S. military as part of the Department of Defense Trusted Computer System Evaluation Criteria in the 1980s. This system outlined different levels of data classification based on sensitivity and security requirements.
Distinguish between inclusive and exclusive method of data classification with example?
exclusive method of data classification with example?
Which of these is not a DoD data classification?
Which of these is not a DoD data classification? Ultra secret
What is computer spillage?
Spillage is when information classified at a higher level is introduced to a computer classified at a lower level. In practice it includes any instance where such information MAY have been introduced. As an example: a laptop computer that is normally connected to a lower classification level network is connected to a higher level network in an attempt to check email. It is unknown if any higher classification data was transferred during the connection. The incident is treated as potential spillage and the hard drive of the computer is now considered classified.
