'Fourth generation computers' presentation slideshows

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Review for Ch. 8 & 9 Test

Review for Ch. 8 & 9 Test. The generation of computers dependent upon vacuum tubes for power is:. First generation Second generation Third generation Fourth generation. The generation of computers that saw the introduction of integrated circuits was:. 1 st generation 2 nd generation

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Computer History Timeline

Computer History Timeline. Computer Generations MHS-TH-28. *Table of Contents*. Slide 5 : Picture of first generation computer Slide 6 : What are first generation computers Slide 7 : Picture of Cathode Ray Tube Slide 8 : What is a Cathode Ray Tube

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Virtual University ENG 101 Lesson -6

Virtual University ENG 101 Lesson -6. Dr.Surriya Shaffi Mir. Today's lesson will follow the pattern established by us in the earlier lessons.We will read a text to help us in comprehension then we will do exercises based on this text.

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History of Computers

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Computer History

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History of Computers

History of Computers. 1. Computer History. Manual Calculators Mechanical Calculators Computer Prototypes Generations of Computers Personal Computers. 2. Manual Calculators.

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Computer History and Development

Computer History and Development. Arman Dhillon. First Generation Computers. - There were only three different types of computers, which were created for WWII. - It weighed over 30 tons, and took at least twenty hours for a skilled person to calculate.

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GENERATIONS OF COMPUTERS

GENERATIONS OF COMPUTERS. FIRST GENERATION 1951 - 1959. Use of vacuum tubes as a means of storing data in the memory. Made the use of punched cards obsolete Computer boards were replaced by computer program Storage capacity of 100 bytes to 2 kilobytes (2,000 bytes)

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