The document outlines the evolution of computers through five generations from 1943 to present day, with each generation bringing improvements in size, speed, and capabilities as vacuum tubes were replaced by transistors and integrated circuits, allowing computers to become smaller, faster, and more powerful over time.
The document outlines the evolution of computers through five generations from 1943 to present day, with each generation bringing improvements in size, speed, and capabilities as vacuum tubes were replaced by transistors and integrated circuits, allowing computers to become smaller, faster, and more powerful over time.
The document outlines the evolution of computers through five generations from 1943 to present day, with each generation bringing improvements in size, speed, and capabilities as vacuum tubes were replaced by transistors and integrated circuits, allowing computers to become smaller, faster, and more powerful over time.
The document outlines the evolution of computers through five generations from 1943 to present day, with each generation bringing improvements in size, speed, and capabilities as vacuum tubes were replaced by transistors and integrated circuits, allowing computers to become smaller, faster, and more powerful over time.
• The first generation computers consisted of vacuum tubes.
• They were mostly used during 1943-1958. • The computers were very large in size( Taking up an entire room for just 1 computer) and they often overheated. Second Generation Computers
Mostly used during (1959-1965)
Vacuum tubes were replaced by transistors. This allowed them to use less electricity and generate less heat. The size of the computer reduced. It was faster than first generation computers. Third Generation Computers
• 3rd Generation computers from 1964 to 1971.
• It was smaller, more powerful and increased in speed. • They know had keyboards and monitors. Fourth generation Computers
• The fourth generation computers were very small computers.
There was now laptops • It increased in storage, capacity, and also speed • We’re used 1971 – 2010 5 (Last Generation Computers)
• We can expect more advanced computer technology.
• It will continue to develop in the future. • Used 2010- ? Conclusion
• This topic was interesting to me because technology has come a
long way from computers taking up a whole room to being able to use it anywhere you want.