(1946 to 1959)
- Vaccum tubes were used for internal operations.
- They gave rise to heat and reliability problems.
- Magnetic drums were used for memory.
- Punched cards were used for input and output.
- Machine language was used.
- Low level languages were used for programming.
- High Power.
II Generation Computers
(1959 to 1965)
- Transistors were used for internal operations.
- Magnetic core was used for main memory.
- Magnetic tapes and disks were used for main memory.
- High level language like COBOL, assembly like TRAN.
III Generation Computers
(1965-1971)
- Integrated circuits were invented Jack Kilby in 1958.
- The IC combined 3 electronic electronic components onto a small disc made of quartz.
- Integrated circuits on silicon chips were used for internal operations.
- Micro Computers were intoduced.
- Emergence of software industry.
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IV Generation Computers
(1971 to Present)
- Microchips/Microprocessor.
- Getting smaller and smaller, but we are still using microchip technology.
- Thousands of IC's were built onto a single silicon chip.
V Generation Computers
(Present and Future)
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