The First Computer Dependent Generation

The first computer related computer computer became one of the most important and influential luxury products of this generation. Young people use computers to go to school everyday, work and play. They were the first generation of computer culture as early as the beginning of puberty. It is not surprising that our generation relies heavily on computers as they have used computers in the majority of their lives. Frustration often occurs when people can not access their computers.

First generation computer was the first computer using electronic digital integrator and computer (ENIAC). They use vacuum tubes as circuits and drums for memories. Previously I was dependent on machine language. It is actually difficult to implement as it is the lowest programming language that computers can understand. Computer inputs are based on punch cards and tapes, and the output is displayed in printed output. Then in 1951, the first commercial computer introduced UNIAC (Universal Automatic Computer). IBM also launched one of the main computers called SAGE.

Second generation: 1947 - 1962 - This generation of computers uses transistors instead of more reliable vacuum tubes. In 1951, the first commercial computer, the Universal Automatic Computer (UNIVAC 1), was opened to the public. In 1953, International Business Machines (IBM) 650 and 700 series computers were successful in computer field. In this generation of computers, more than 100 computer programming languages ​​have been developed in which the computer has a memory and an operating system. Storage media such as tapes and disks are also output using the printer.

Most computer historians believe that first generation computers were built from 1946 to 1959, but other historians define that first generation computers began when the first computer was released did. Until 1959

Computers are divided into various generations, in 1950-1955 it is considered to be the first generation computer, vacuum tubes are used as their logical elements. Second generation computers are characterized by the introduction of semiconductor digital technology characterized by reduced computer size compared to the first generation. Third generation computers are made of integrated circuits, and in the fourth generation thousands of transistors and many other circuit components are combined into one chip.