They were able to easily understand low-level programming languages, therefore, they were relied on “Machine Language” they could take care of or solve one operation or problem and issues at a single time. The heat or warmth generated by them was high in numbers, therefore malfunctioned or broke down on some occasion, as well as their consumption and utilization of electricity and power was very huge.Ī vacuum tube was a substantial delicate glass device that utilizes fibers as a source of electrons and was able to control intensified electronic signals.
They were gigantic in size and were kept in an enormous room. The First Generation of computers used vacuum tubes in their hardware circuit and magnetic drum for their memory.
Advantages and Disadvantages of First Generation Computer. Advantages and Disadvantages of Fifth Generations of Computer. Advantages and Disadvantages of Computer. Prior to some time, they were differentiated by their development in hardware technology but nowadays they are classified by the development of hardware technology and the software Application used in them.Īs software and the application play an important role in the functions of computer, we cannot deny the factor of software and application in the Advancement of computer technology. The speed of computer has been increased drastically, the modern-day personal computer requires less space for its installation. The Five Generations of Computers can be described as the overall development of computer technology respective to their size, power, PC memory, cost, and application.Īs compared to the first generations of the computer the modern-day computers are faster, smarter, stronger and cheaper and can store a huge amount of dataĭue to vast development and huge improvement of the modern computer, the work of mankind has been made much easier than ever before As the development of high speed and advanced processors (CPU) Fifth Generations of Computers (Present and Beyond). Fourth Generations of Computers:: ( 1971-To Present Day). 
Third Generation of Computers(1964-1971). Second Generation of Computers(1956-1963). 
First Generation of Computer (1940-1956).
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