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How were computers in the 1950s and 1960s different from computers of today? they were much smaller. they were much faster. they cost less money they were bigger and slower.

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Answer from: hhh4775

They were bigger and slower

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They were bigger and slower

Answer from: 0273hdj

D) they were bigger and slower

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Answer from: manuell090203

The correct answer is - They were bigger and slower.

The computes of the 1950's and 1960's were much different in shape, size, and performances than the computers and laptops we see and use in the present. These computers were much more massive, and they weighed up to several tons, unlike the computes nowadays that weigh just few kilos. They were also very slow, and were very limited in their functions, which mainly included mathematical calculations.

Answer from: iamaguest

Pretty sure it is "They were bigger and slower" if anything google pictures of them

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Option D. ( They were bigger and slower).

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D.They were bigger and slower.

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Computers first available on the market were produced in the 1950s. Although computing was focused primarily on mathematics, ceintific and defence, new computers were built for corporate functions such as banking & accounting.The history of computer hardware from 1960 onwards is characterized by the transformation from the vacuum tube to solid-state devices like transistors & IC-chips. Many people did not know what a computer was in the 1960s Significant uses of computer comprised “Back office” functions (billing, inventory, etc.) for mid size businesses (mini-computers) and big corporations (mainframes)

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