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Increasingly sophisticated technology alone. If yesterday to provide information aboutComputer PC Advanced Very Unique Yet, now even more sophisticated labih jauuuuh.Computers that are more easy to carry anywhere, but the quality is like a PC.
If only the smaller laptop is easier to carry, but thethe result comfort in computing will be minor given the small screen and keyboard . But below Kauh smaller than a laptop /notebook but just look at how the PC can be used as comfortable.
It works like a small computer hologram or a virtual form of a hardware, namuan havethe same sensor input with a computer as often used today.





COMPARISON WITH COMPUTER COMPUTER Contemporary Hologram:
In essence, computer holograms comparison with the previous generation of computers is very striking. This difference can be seen from the physical form, the type of data storage, and others.
In the data storage, the computer generation before the hologram, it is clearly visible difference between the two. Here is a comparison from the previous computer until the computer hologram future.
1. Punch Card
Since the year 1725 has designed a medium for storing data that is introduced by a character named Basile Bouchon used a paper berforasi to save the pattern used on the fabric. Namun was first patented for data storage of about 23 September 1884 by Herman Hollerith - an invention that is used more than 100 years until mid 1970. An example here is how a punch card can function as a storage medium, has 90 column (90 column punch cards), occurred in 1972. The amount of data stored on them is very small, and its main function is not storing data but save the settings (settings) for different machines.
Since the year 1725 has designed a medium for storing data that is introduced by a character named Basile Bouchon used a paper berforasi to save the pattern used on the fabric. Namun was first patented for data storage of about 23 September 1884 by Herman Hollerith - an invention that is used more than 100 years until mid 1970. An example here is how a punch card can function as a storage medium, has 90 column (90 column punch cards), occurred in 1972. The amount of data stored on them is very small, and its main function is not storing data but save the settings (settings) for different machines.
Since the year 1725 has designed a medium for storing data that is introduced by a character named Basile Bouchon used a paper berforasi to save the pattern used on the fabric. Namun was first patented for data storage of about 23 September 1884 by Herman Hollerith - an invention that is used more than 100 years until mid 1970. An example here is how a punch card can function as a storage medium, has 90 column (90 column punch cards), occurred in 1972. The amount of data stored on them is very small, and its main function is not storing data but save the settings (settings) for different machines.
2. Punch Tape
A character named Alexander Bain was the first to know the use of paper tape that is usually used for facsimile machines and machine telegraph (1846). Each line tape featuring a character, but because you can make fanfold easily it can save some significant data using punch tape as compared to punch cards.
3. Selectron Tube
In 1946 RCA began mengembagkan Selectron Tube which is the beginning of computer memory format and the Selectron Tube largest measuring 10 inches that can store 4096 bits of fruit prices are very expensive and old tube very short in the market.
4. Magnetic Tape
In the 1950's magnetic tape was first used by IBM to store data. When a roller magetic tape can store data equivalent to 10,000 punch cards, magnetic tape making very popular as a way of storing computer data until mid-1980 an.Pada 1950s magnetic tape was first used by IBM to store data. When a roller magetic tape can store data equivalent to 10,000 punch cards, magnetic tape making very popular as a way of storing computer data until the mid-1980s.
In the 1950's magnetic tape was first used by IBM to store data. When a roller magetic tape can store data equivalent to 10,000 punch cards, magnetic tape making very popular as a way of storing computer data until the mid-1980s.
When the technology (again) makes us wonder .... Now let's see what the Japanese do?

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