GENERATION OF THE COMPUTERS

GENRATION 7

1999 BCE

The seventh generation in computers has come to replace the TV and the sound equipment, since it has achieved a digital reach by means of the capacity of the hard disks that is advancing so rapidly. Where it becomes an entertainment center.

GENERATION 5

1982 BCE

The fifth generation of computers, also known by its acronym in English. It was a project made by Japan that began in 1982. Its objective was the development of a new class of computers that would use artificial intelligence techniques and technologies both in hardware and software, 1 using language at the language level of machine and would be able to solve complex problems, such as the automatic translation of one natural language to another

GENERATION 4

1971 BCE

Fourth generation of computers. The so-called Fourth Generation (1971 to 1981) is the product of the microprocessor of electronic circuits. The small size of the chip microprocessor made it possible to create personal computers.

GENERATION 3

1965 BCE

From this date, began to pack several tiny transistors and other electronic components in a single chip or encapsulation, which contained inside a complete circuit: an amplifier, an oscillator, or a logic gate. Naturally, with these chips (integrated circuits) it was much easier to mount complicated devices: radio or television receivers and computers.

GENERATION 2

1959 BCE

(1959-1964)
Grace Murria Hooper, who in 1952.The revolution of this generation was the transistor, programmed with advanced languages, were smaller and faster used in flight control and air traffic.

GENERATION 1

1951 BCE

(1951-1958)
Eckert and Mauchly contributed to the development of first generation computers. Time when electronic technology was based on bulbs, or vacuum tubes, and communication was in terms of the lowest level that can exist, which is known as machine language.

GENERATION 6

1900 BCE

In this sixth generation of computers computers have parallel architectures that streamline their operations and facilitate the storage of information. The sixth generation of computers has inventions that have completely revolutionized the computer technology market.