What Is Latest Version In Computer

What is the latest version for computer?

There are many computer versions available:In terms of RAM there are 4GB, 8GB, 16GB versions available.In terms of processors there are Dual core (2cores), Quad core(4cores), Hexa core(6 cores), Octa core(8 cores), Deca core. Till now only the first 2 are extensively available in market. The more cores there are, the more tasks (known as threads) can be served at the same time.Intel processors are available in series. The earliest being Pentium (it's not available now!!) to i3, i5, i7 and the latest being i9 which not so extensively available in markets. There are generations to these processors which are like sequels to them.There many graphic card versions and companies one of which is GeForce. Graphic cards are also available in 2GB and 4GB versions.

How do I check if I have the latest version of Java on my computer?

Java has an update tool so it will check itself if there is any update. But for major version release you should got to Java web site at Oracle Technology Network for Java Developers

What is the latest generation in computer and laptops? What is the difference between a 5th Gen laptop and the latest available version?

Laptops generation is 5th but the Intel processor generation is 8th for I series.I3,i5,i7 have now 8th generation and 5th generation is older . 8th gen is almost 30–40% faster as well as costly.Laptops generation means computer generation itself. So it stand in 4–5 but now coming more towards 5 and in few years maybe.

What is the current generation of computers?

Everyone agrees on what the first four “generations” of computer were: vacuum tube, transistor, integrated circuit, VLSI/microprocessor. (Before that there were electromechanical computers, but for some reason they don’t seem to rate a “generation”.)These are all hardware technologies.Since microprocessors continue to be the dominant form of hardware, we are arguably still in the fourth generation.The “fifth generation” has been used aspirationally for whatever is next. The Japanese MITI defined it in the 1980s as a kind of artificial intelligence supercomputer based on logic programming. Alas, this never quite worked.These days, various people are defining artificial-intelligence (AI) based computing (in particular neural-network-based machine learning) as the fifth generation. But that’s not a hardware technology, so doesn’t fit into the sequence.What is arguably the fifth hardware generation is the large-scale data centers used in cloud computing. Of course, what makes it all work is a stack of software for virtualizing the hardware resources.