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Computer Hardware
Computer Hardware
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LED
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BlackBerry .
BlackBerry ?
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Calculate comes from calculus, the Latin word
for stone
1642:
Blaise Pascal
1674 Von Leibnitz
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Charles Babbage Analytical Engine,
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1880
Hollerith-
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On Off
IBM
1946
ENIAC
5000
Used vacuum tubes
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1950s
ENIAC UNIVAC 1,
UNIVAC 1 IBM 704
100000
1950
Transistors replaced vacuum tubes
200,000 250,000
1960
1971
1980s
1975
ALTAIR
1977
Commodore Radio Shack
1979
Apple computer, PC
1982
IBM PC,
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PC
mainframes
: ( )
: hand-held, notebook,
laptop, tablet, portable, desktop, and floorstanding
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PC
Business Pro
Multimedia Heavy
Newcomer
2-4GB RAM
4GB RAM
1GB RAM
19-inch LCD
DVD RW drive or
portable hard drives for
backup
DVD RW drive
DVD RW drive
Microcomputer
Workstations ( )
CAD,
Network Servers ( )
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PC-
Network interface
wireless
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Hand-held microcomputer
personal digital assistants (PDAs)
Web-enabled PDAs
,
PC-
BlackBerry, E- , HP iPaq,
Apple iPhone
PDA- :
Video-game consoles
Cellular and PCS phones
Chapter 3 Computer Hardware
Telephone-based home email appliances
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Midrange Systems
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front-end servers
mainframes
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, ,
superservers
client/server networks
Data mining and warehousing
Electronic commerce applications
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Supercomputer Systems
,
(gigaflops and teraflops)
$5 to $50
Chapter 3 Computer Hardware
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()
Input ()
Keyboards, touch screens, pens,
electronic mice, optical scanners
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Processing (, )
Central Processing Unit (CPU)
CPU :
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Video display units, printers, audio response
units
Storage ( - )
Primary storage (memory)
Secondary storage (disk drives)
Control ()
CPU
Output
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Milliseconds (thousandths of a second)
Microseconds (millionths of a second)
Nanoseconds (billionth of a second)
Picoseconds (trillionth of a second)
Throughput
()
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Moores Law ( )
18-24
1965,
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Moores Law ( )
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