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    The third generation of computers (1964-1971) was defined by the development of integrated circuits. Integrated circuits allowed computers to become more reliable, faster, and generate less heat while supporting features like remote processing, time-sharing, and high-level languages. Some popular computer models from this era included IBM's 360 series, Honeywell's 6000 series, and various PDP and IBM 370/168 systems.

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    The third generation of computers (1964-1971) was defined by the development of integrated circuits. Integrated circuits allowed computers to become more reliable, faster, and generate less heat while supporting features like remote processing, time-sharing, and high-level languages. Some popular computer models from this era included IBM's 360 series, Honeywell's 6000 series, and various PDP and IBM 370/168 systems.

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    The third generation of computers (1964-1971) was defined by the development of integrated circuits. Integrated circuits allowed computers to become more reliable, faster, and generate less heat while supporting features like remote processing, time-sharing, and high-level languages. Some popular computer models from this era included IBM's 360 series, Honeywell's 6000 series, and various PDP and IBM 370/168 systems.

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    The third generation of computers (1964-1971) was defined by the development of integrated circuits. Integrated circuits allowed computers to become more reliable, faster, and generate less heat while supporting features like remote processing, time-sharing, and high-level languages. Some popular computer models from this era included IBM's 360 series, Honeywell's 6000 series, and various PDP and IBM 370/168 systems.

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    Third Generation:

    Integrated Circuits or IC
    (1964-1971)
    Integrated Circuit (1964-1971)
    • Hallmark of the third
    generation of computers
    • Users interacted through
    keyboards and monitors
    • Interfaced with an operated
    system
    • Remote processing, time-
    sharing, and real time

    2
    Did you know?
    An integrated circuit (IC) is a small
    electronic device made out of
    semiconductor material and that
    the first IC was developed in the
    1950’s by Jack Kilby.
    (webopedia)

    3
    Main features of Integrated Circuits are:

    • Reliable
    • Faster
    • Generate less heat
    • Support high level language
    • Lesser Maintenance

    4
    Some computer of this generation were:
    • IBM- 360 series
    • Honeywell- 6000 series
    • PDP (Personal Data Processor)
    • IBM- 370/168
    • TDC- 316

    5
    Summary
    T- ransistors are miniaturized
    H- igh level language
    I- nvention of Integrated Circuits by Jack Kilby
    R- emote processing and Time-sharing
    D- eveloped smaller, more reliable and efficient
    computers
    6
    THANKS!

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