List the Various Types and Characteristics of Personal Computers 5.. List the Various Types and Characteristics of Multiuser Computers 7.. The Information Processing CycleInput • Raw d
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Chapter 1
What Is a Computer?
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1 Explain the Functions of a Computer
2 Describe the Evolution of Computer Hardware
3 Describe How Computers Represent Data Using Binary Code
4 List the Various Types and Characteristics of Personal
Computers
5 Give Examples of Other Personal Computing Devices
6 List the Various Types and Characteristics of Multiuser
Computers
7 Explain Ubiquitous Computing and Convergence
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Explain the Functions
of a Computer
Computers are programmable machines that convert raw data into useful information
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Input
• Raw data, such as content entered in a form, is input
Proces s
• Raw data, when processed or manipulated, produces information
Storag e
• Information is stored for later retrieval
Outpu t
• Processed raw data – now information –
is returned to the user
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of Computer Hardware
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Resembled incandescent light bulbs
Emitted a lot of heat
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Transistors replaced vacuum tubes in 1947
Revolutionized the electronics industry
More powerful
Smaller
More reliable
Reprogrammed in less time
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Transistor
s
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Microprocessor
Emerged in 1970s
Complex integrated circuit
that contains the central
processing unit (CPU), the
brain of a computer
First microprocessor was as
powerful as the ENIAC
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Gordon Moore
1965
Number of transistors on an integrated
circuit doubled every two years
Prediction of continued exponential
growth
Current trend is closer to 18 months
Affects processing speeds and storage
capacity of modern electronic devices
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Data Using Binary Code
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Binary Number System: 1s & 0s
Binary code has two possible states: on/off,
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Binary Number System: 1s & 0s
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ASCII – uses 7 bits and
represents 128 characters
With 8 bits there are 256 different
possible combinations (28)
Unicode – extended ACSII
and represents over
100,000 characters
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Characteristics
of Personal Computers
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Portable personal computers
May use a stylus (a digital pen)
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MAC
ADVANTAGES
• Easy to set up and use
• Great multimedia capabilities
• Secure and stable
• Productivity and Entertainment software included
PC
ADVANTAGES
• Less expensive for similar configuration
• Can run many versions of Windows and Linux
• More configuration choices
• Preferred platform in most businesses
• Most computer games are only available for Windows PC
O b j e c t i v e 4
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Proper posture
Use a footrest
Elbows on armrest bent at 90°
Monitor below eye level
Frequent breaks
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Can affect health, comfort, and productivity
Leads to discomfort and can result in
musculoskeletal disorders
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Computing Devices
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Game consoles: (Microsoft Xbox One, Sony
PlayStation 4, Nintendo Wii U)
High-end processors
High-end graphics capabilities
Play movies and music
Online game play
Browse the Internet
Use a game controller
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PlayStation Portable (PSP) Vita)
Portable
Listen to music and view photos and movies
Chat and access the Internet over 3G or wireless
network
3D photo and graphic capability
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Characteristics
of Multiuser Computers
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Mainframes
Process millions of transactions a day
Found in businesses such as banks and insurance
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processors or a group of computers working
together
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Harnesses the power of
hundreds or thousands of computers
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and Convergence
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O b j e c t i v e 7
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Embedded computers
Specialized computers
Internet of Things (IoT)
Connection of the physical
world to the Internet
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