1.
micro computers
Desktop Computers: Designed for use on a desk or table, typically consisting of a
monitor, CPU, keyboard, and mouse. Suitable for home, office, and gaming.
2. Supercomputers
Extremely powerful machines used for highly complex computations, such as weather
forecasting, nuclear simulations, and scientific research. They are among the fastest and
most expensive computers.
3. Mainframe Computers
Large and powerful systems used by organizations for bulk data processing, such as
transaction processing in banks or census data analysis.
Known for their reliability, scalability, and ability to handle multiple simultaneous users.
4 Embedded Computers
Specialized computers integrated into devices to perform specific tasks.
Found in appliances like washing machines, microwaves, cars, medical equipment, and
industrial machines.
5. Mobile Devices
Smartphones: Compact computers with communication capabilities, primarily used for
personal tasks and connectivity.
Tablets: Larger than smartphones but smaller than laptops, often used for multimedia,
reading, and browsing.
Minicomputers
Minicomputers are mid-sized computers that fall between microcomputers (personal computers)
and mainframes in terms of size, power, and capabilities.
Mainframe Computers
Mainframes are large, high-performance computers used primarily by large organizations for
critical applications and bulk data processing.
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