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    The document discusses the generations of computers. The first generation used vacuum tubes and included computers like ENIAC and UNIVAC-I. The second generation used transistors, which were developed in 1947, and included computers like the IBM 7094 series. The third generation were general purpose and personal computers that used integrated circuits, developed in 1958, such as the IBM 360. The fourth generation uses microprocessors and includes modern computers like PCs and Macintoshes. The fifth generation is expected to use superconductor and artificial intelligence technologies to understand speech and mimic human reasoning.

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    The document discusses the generations of computers. The first generation used vacuum tubes and included computers like ENIAC and UNIVAC-I. The second generation used transistors, which were developed in 1947, and included computers like the IBM 7094 series. The third generation were general purpose and personal computers that used integrated circuits, developed in 1958, such as the IBM 360. The fourth generation uses microprocessors and includes modern computers like PCs and Macintoshes. The fifth generation is expected to use superconductor and artificial intelligence technologies to understand speech and mimic human reasoning.

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    The document discusses the generations of computers. The first generation used vacuum tubes and included computers like ENIAC and UNIVAC-I. The second generation used transistors, which were developed in 1947, and included computers like the IBM 7094 series. The third generation were general purpose and personal computers that used integrated circuits, developed in 1958, such as the IBM 360. The fourth generation uses microprocessors and includes modern computers like PCs and Macintoshes. The fifth generation is expected to use superconductor and artificial intelligence technologies to understand speech and mimic human reasoning.

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    GENERATIONS OF COMPUTER

    FIRST GENERATION COMPUTER

    First generation computer used vacuum tube as main


    electric component which was developed by Lee Dee
    forest in 1908 AD. Examples of First generation
    computers are : ENIAC,UNIVAC-I etc.
    SECOND GENERATION COMPUTERS

    The second generations computers used transistors. The


    scientists including John Barden, Walter H. Brattain and
    William Shockley at Bell laboratories developed
    transistor in 1947 AD. Examples of Second generations
    of computer are : IBM 7094 series , CDC 164 etc.
    THIRD GENERATION COMPUTERS

    The computers of third generations were general


    purpose and personal computers. They used
    integrated circuit as main electric component which
    was developed by Jack Kilby in 1958 AD. Examples of
    Third generation computers: IBM 360 , ICL 1900 etc.
    FOURTH GENERATION COMPUTERS

    The fourth generation computers are present


    generation computers which we are using nowadays.
    The fourth generation computers used
    Microprocessor as main device. Examples of Fourth
    generation computers are : IBM , PC , Apple’s
    Macintosh etc.
    FIFTH GENERATION COMPUTERS

    Fifth generation computers are based the advancement in


    Superconductor technology and Artificial technology[AI] . Due
    to use of AI computers can understand spoken words and
    imitate human reasoning
    THANK
    YOU

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