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TYPES OF COMPUTER

Walter Iodice

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TYPES OF COMPUTER

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INDEX

Types of Computers

PC personal computer

Description embeddend, mainframe computer

Definition the types of computer

conclusion

hardware, software and CPU

Types of Computers

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The word computer, in its most general sense, can refer to any device used to perform calculations automatically.

definition

We normally think of a computer as an electronic device which carries out tasks or calculations by following a precise series of instructions called a 'program'. A computer is a combination of hardware and software.
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SOFTWARE

CPU

HARDWARE

The central processing unit (CPU) is a microprocessor that functions as the computer's brain, controlling all its actions.
Hardware refers to all the pieces of equipment that you can see and touch, for example the keyboard, the screen and the CPU.
Software refers to all the programs which tell the hardware what to do.
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Personal Computer (PC)

The most common type of computer, called the 'personal computer (PC)', is designed to be used by one person at a time. The PC has developed into a number of different forms.

Embedded Computers

mainframe computer

Embedded computers are microchips found inside a variety of machinery and equipment, including pocket calculators, car engines and video-game consoles. They are pre-programmed to carry out a very specific, limited number of tasks.
Mainframes are large powerful 'supercomputers' with thousands of linked microprocessors.Used by governments and research institutions to carry out highly complex calculations.
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