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  1. Vacuum tube
  2. Discrete transistor (a few used magnetic amplifiers)
  3. Integrated circuit (both hybrids and monolithics)
  4. Microprocessors (both multi-chip chipsets and single chip)
  5. Multi-core microprocessors and system on a chipprocessors

First and second generation computers usually were separated into business and scientific product lines, with completely different architectures optimized for market application. Most third generation and beyond used a common general purpose architecture regardless of market application.

System on a chip processors have one or more processor cores plus most of the I/O hardware normally on a motherboard in a single chip. This eliminates most of the need for a motherboard.

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  • Vacuum Tube
  • Transistorized
  • Integrated Circuit
  • Magnetic Logic
  • Hydraulic Logic
  • Optical Logic
  • etc.
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