third generation computer การใช้

• If you mean the third generation computers, with integrated circuits, then it would be Jack Kilby.
• Ideology was even more robust when in 1968, NCR compelled to imitate IBM by putting a third generation computer on the market.
• So, second and third generation computer design ( transistors and SSI ) were perhaps the best suited to being undertaken by schools and hobbyists.
• The new features of the TO8, like larger memory and better graphics modes, are shared with the other third generation computers ( Thomson MO6 and TO9 + ).
• The third generation computer IBM 360 / 44 was the first digital computer installed in IISc in 1970 and then the late third generation computer DEC ( Digital Equipment Corporation ) 1090 replaced IBM 360 / 44 in 1979 . Both these computers as well as the CDC computer used standard 80-column IBM cards which were not only bulky but also suffered from card jam problems.
• The third generation computer IBM 360 / 44 was the first digital computer installed in IISc in 1970 and then the late third generation computer DEC ( Digital Equipment Corporation ) 1090 replaced IBM 360 / 44 in 1979 . Both these computers as well as the CDC computer used standard 80-column IBM cards which were not only bulky but also suffered from card jam problems.