Category:Classes of computers

2

• 20-bit computers

4

• 4-bit computers
• 40-bit computers

A

• All-in-one computers
• Analog computers

B

• Computers using bit-slice designs

C

• Classes of mobile computers

D

• Decimal computers

E

• Embedded systems

F

• Fault-tolerant computer systems

G

• Guidance computers

H

• Human computers

M

• Magnetic-core memory computers
• Mainframe computers
• Massively parallel computers
• Microcomputers
• Mobile computers

O

• One-of-a-kind computers

Q

• Quantum computing

S

• Serial computers
• Supercomputers

T

• Ternary computers

V

• Variable word length computers
• Vector supercomputers

• Classes of computers
• Bell's law of computer classes

2

• 2-in-1 laptop

A

• Amorphous computing
• Asymmetric multiprocessing

B

• Bare machine

C

• Chemical computer
• Cloudbook
• Computer cluster
• Complex instruction set computer

D

• Database machine
• Decimal computer
• Desktop computer
• DNA computing

F

• Fifth Generation Computer Systems
• Flynn's taxonomy

G

• Gameframe

H

• Harvard architecture

K

• Keyboard computer

L

• Laptop
• Legacy-free PC
• Locale (computer hardware)

M

• Multiple instruction, multiple data
• Minicomputer
• Minimalism (computing)
• Minisupercomputer
• Multiple instruction, single data
• Modified Harvard architecture
• Multimedia computer
• Multiprocessing
• Multiprocessor system architecture

N

• Network Computer
• Notebook (laptop)

P

• Personal computer
• Plug compatible
• Portable computer
• Post-PC era

Q

• Quantum computing

R

• Real RAM
• Reduced instruction set computer
• Remote computer
• Rugged computer

S

• Single instruction, multiple data
• Single instruction, multiple threads
• Smartbook
• Stored-program computer
• Superminicomputer
• Superscalar processor
• Symmetric multiprocessing

T

• Ternary computer
• Topological quantum computer
• Trinary computer

U

• Universal gateway

W

• Wetware computer
• Workstation