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What are the four main types of computer systems based on size?
What are the four main types of computer systems based on size?
The four main types are mainframe computers, medium-sized computers, microcomputers, and personal computers.
How do mainframe computers differ from microcomputers?
How do mainframe computers differ from microcomputers?
Mainframe computers are larger and can support hundreds of users simultaneously, while microcomputers are smaller and designed for individual use.
What is a common characteristic of medium-sized computers?
What is a common characteristic of medium-sized computers?
Medium-sized computers are optimized for medium-scale organizations and are larger than personal computers but smaller than mainframes.
Why are microcomputers commonly referred to as personal computers?
Why are microcomputers commonly referred to as personal computers?
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Computer Systems
- Different computer types exist for various needs
- Computers can be grouped by size
- Four main types: large, mainframe, medium, micro
- Large computers are the most powerful, completing tasks rapidly and efficiently
- Mainframe computers are large, supporting many users simultaneously
- Medium-sized computers are powerful, better than personal computers for medium-sized organizations
- Microcomputers are the smallest, designed for single users
- Microcomputers are also known as personal computers (PCs)
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Explore the different types of computers and their classifications based on size and functionality. This quiz covers large, mainframe, medium, and microcomputers, detailing their characteristics and use cases. Test your knowledge on how these systems serve various needs in organizations and individual users.