Types of Computers - Basic Computers


Broadly saying computer is classified into four types.
1. Super Computer
2. Main Frame Computer
3. Mini Computer
4. Micro Computer

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Types of computer - Basic Computers





Uses of these computers in real world are listed below Super Computer:
Super computers are used for satellite signal receiving and weather reports.
Super Computer


Main Frame Computers:
Main frame computers are used in Air Lines,Air Ways etc.,
Main Frame Computer

Mini Computers:
These computers are like for single users usage
Mini Computer


Micro Computers:
Mostly called as Personal computers
Micro Computer







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