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First gen. computers consists of Vacuum Tubes for Circuit part and Magnetic drums for memory.Second gen. computers replaced vacuum tubes by transistors making computers cheap,small and Fast relatively.Then Comes Computers with Integrated Circuit that compacted the Size of computers by using silicon chips.Then...
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First gen. computers consists of Vacuum Tubes for Circuit part and Magnetic drums for memory.Second gen. computers replaced vacuum tubes by transistors making computers cheap,small and Fast relatively.Then Comes Computers with Integrated Circuit that compacted the Size of computers by using silicon chips.Then fourth generation computers helped in making the circuits more compact by implementing all the components of computers like cpu, memory, input/output control on single silicon chip.And the great revolution come up in this generation where cloud, Artificial Intelligence and Big data Analysis is done to make the things Virtual and Fast. read less
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First Generation: Vacuum Tubes Second Generation Transistors Third Generation Integrated Circuits Fourth Generation Microprocessors Fifth Generation Artificial Intelligence
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Usage of transistors. And in each generation the size has been reduced with increased processing speed.
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First Generation: Vacuum tube based Second Generation: Transistor based Third Generation: Integrated Circuit based Fourth Generation: VLSI Microprocessor based Fifth Generation: ULSI Microprocessor based
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VACUUM TUBE., transistor, IC means integrated circuits, microprocessor.
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Vaccum tube, transistors, IC, microprocessor.
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First generation computers used vacuum tubes as circuitry and magnetic drums for memory. In Second generation computers vacuum tubes were replaced by Transistors. Then in Third generation they minimized those transistors and make integrated circuits. In Fourth generation, came the microprocessors, or...
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First generation computers used vacuum tubes as circuitry and magnetic drums for memory. In Second generation computers vacuum tubes were replaced by Transistors. Then in Third generation they minimized those transistors and make integrated circuits. In Fourth generation, came the microprocessors, or you can sum this revolution with the word - Intel. And lastly the Fifth generation, in this they are developing artificial intelligence which is still in development. read less
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1. vacuum tube, 2. transistors, 3. intergrated circuits, 4. micro processes, 5. Artificial intelligence.
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Each generation is defined by a significant technological development that changes fundamentally how computers operate -- leading to more compact, less expensive, but more powerful, efficient and robust machines.
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