Computer Generations:
"Computer Generation" refers to the advancements of technology, speed, storage capacity and the reduction of the prices and the size of the computers.
(i) First Generation: (1946-1955) - Made by using Vacuum tubes, Examples: ("ENIAC" and "UNIVAC").
(ii) Second Generation: (1956-1965) - Made by using Transistor.
(iii) Third Generation: (1966-1975) - Made by using Integrated Circuits (IC) chips.
(iv) Fourth Generation: (1976-2010) - Made by using Very Large Scale Integration (VLSI) Technology.
(v) Fifth Generation: (2010-Present) - Made by using Artificial Intelligence (AI).
Computer Models:
Models: Depending on shape, sizes and capabilities modern computer are mainly four types.
(i) Micro Computers,
(ii) Mini Computers,
(iii) Mainframe Computers,
(iv) Super Computers
Computer Types:
Based on principle of operations, computers are classified into following three types:
(i) Digital Computers,
(ii) Analog Computers,
(iii) Hybrid Computers.
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