2. Different Kinds of Computers
Depending on the size and capacity, computers are
classified into three types:
Mainframe computers
Minicomputers
Microcomputers or Personal computers.
3. Mainframe Computers
Large and powerful computers that are used by
many people (users) at the same time; typically
installed in large organizations.
Located in a central place and accessed by users via
computer terminals or other computers placed at
different locations and connected to the mainframe
computer.
Supercomputers
Extremely powerful mainframe computers used in
scientific and engineering applications.
9. Minicomputers
Minicomputers are medium sized computers -
between Mainframe computers and
Microcomputers
Are also used by many users at the same time
Used in small organizations.
12. Microcomputer/Personal
Computers
Small scale computers that fit on your desk;
meant to be used by one user (at a time)
Workstation
A microcomputer with enhanced graphics and
communication capabilities
20. Chromebook
A Chromebook is a mobile device
running Google Chrome OS. The
devices comprise a distinct class
of personal computer falling
between a pure cloud client and
traditional laptop.
uses the Linux kernel, and the Google Chrome web browser with an integrated media player.[5][6] With limited offline capability and a boot time, according to Google, of eight seconds, Chromebooks are primarily designed to be used while connected to the Internet.[7] Instead of installing traditional applications, users add web apps from the Chrome Web Store, such as word processing and instant messaging.[8]Google claims that a multi-layer security architecture eliminates the need for anti-virus software