The laptop started to become serious talks among the producers and the design of the PC in the early 1070s, portable personal computer type is lifted to the surface. A "personal, portable information manipulator" imagined by Alan Kay at Xerox PARC in 1985, and was described in 1972 in his paper "Dynabook,". Project IMB SCAMP i.e. Special Computer APL Machine Portable has been demonstrated in 1973. The prototype is based on the PALM processor (Put All Logic In Microcode). The IBM 5100 portable computer, the first commercially available, appeared in September 1975 and was based on the prototype SCAMP.
The first portable computer that has 8-bit CPU machine was later widely accepted and the numbers are ever increasing. The Osborne 1, released in 1981, used the Zion Z80 and weighed 10, 7 and even then not including batteries. CRT screen only 5 Inch or 13 cm, and use 5.26-inch single density floppy drives.
In the same year the first laptop-sized portable computer, Epson HQ 20, it was announced. Epson has an LCD screen, rechargeable batteries, and a printer calculator the size of 1.6 kg. The first laptop using the flip form factor appears in the early 1980s. Dulmont Magnum was released in Australia in 1981 – 1982 but marketed globally until in 1984 – 1985. Some CPUs are used which are Inter i386SL, 1990 was designed to use the minimum power to increase data portable computer battery life, and are supported by dynamic power management such as Intel Speedster and AMD Power in some of the designs.
The development of computer technology has brought a lot of changes on this laptop or portable computer. Design of an increasingly slender, increasingly lighter weight and the ability to conserve power became the most important part in the development of your next laptop. A laptop like we see today has a design that is thin salt, very lightweight, large screen display as well as the performance capability of the super advanced hard disk capabilities in addition to storing the data. It is then the use of a laptop has become a new trend amongst users of desktop computers.
History of Netbooks and development refers to the origins of wiki netbook can be traced from the product range of netbook the Psion-owned corporation's hardware manufacturer that originated in London that currently no longer continued, the project one laptop for each child (O LPC), and the Palm F oleo. The trio is a computer that is small, lightweight, and able to be used to access the network. The presence of a netbook is best known at the time of the Asus started introducing the ASUS EEE PC range of products to fill the void in the market.
The Netbook is one of the variants of laptops that are designed to meet the needs of wireless communication and internet access. The main design for use as a device in the venturing website, and write electronic mail, netbooks rely heavily on the presence of the internet for remote access to web-based applications against users who do not need the presence of computers with high specifications.
Netbooks typically use Windows XP or Linux as the base operating system rather than the operating system takes up the resource
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