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difference between different generation of the computer​

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Answered by Anonymous
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Answered by Anonymous
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Explanation:

Main difference in generations of computer ----->

1st generation computer :- have vacuum tube

2nd generation computer :- have transistor

3rd generation computer :- have IC ( Integrated Circuit )

4th generation computer :- have LSI (Large Scale Integration )

5th generation computer :- have VLSI (Very Large Scale Integration )

...hope its help.... ☆ :)

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