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    What are Microprocessors?

    A Microprocessor is a miniature device that incorporates all the functions of a Central processing unit or CPU onto a single integrated circuit chip. They were first invented in the late 1960’s.The first microprocessor was the Intel 4004. The microprocessor has developed over the years to become a very powerful icon in the computing industry. The microprocessor undergoes a change in architecture every eighteen months and each time it takes the industry by storm. A microprocessor is the heart of any computer. It is a small normally square chip that fits on a specially designed slot on the motherboard. The microprocessor controls all basic functions in the computer. It has several components within namely the arithmetic and logic units and the memory units. The arithmetic and logic unit or ALU for short performs all basic logical operations within the microprocessor. The memory unit provides for some memory space for the information used in the processes.
  • What are Microprocessors?
    A motherboard is basically the most central or important piece of circuitry board that makes up high configuration electronically powered systems such as the computer of today. Also known as a main board, system board, base board, or planar board, the mother board has indeed come a long way in the technology drive over the past few years of computing advancements. The mother board is also often referred to casually as “mobos”!


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