futures on computer

FUTURE USES OF COMPUTER

BY:NICOLE ROBINSON

PER.3

11-2-09

What does the future hold?

Mini computers made in a pen form.

Robotic pets.

Computers that function like the brain.

What is a computer?

A computer is an electronic device that is able to process and retain information when programmed. A computer is an electronic device that operates under the control of a set of instructions that is stored in its memory unit.

A computer accepts data from an input device and processes it into useful information which it displays on its output device.

-While, technology advances everyday computers are going to be capable of doing things we cant imagine.

-Computers will be made more easier and convenient for the users to use.

-Studies show that computers will advance and possibly be able to do almost everything us humans

can do.

Human ThinkersThe computer developers of NASA are building and experimenting with computers, to be made to think as humans. This means that computers will be able to make decisions and choices. NASA has been building and developing models that are fast thinking. Just from these experiments I can predict that computers will be capable of doing things us humans should be doing for ourselves.

No more Coffee Spills!This guy in the picture is really sad. He just spilled a whole cup of coffee on his new computer. With the predictions of the new computers, this wont be a problem. Scientist in Ohio are experimenting and building computers with atoms instead of fibers and light. This will save a lot of money for careless office workers.

The End

In conclusion computers are going to constantly keep advancing with technology.We cant anticipate the future of computers unless we

know the future of technology.I think that over time computers will work just like the brain if not smarter then the brain.The technology of

the future is taking life to a more fast and advanced level.

Work Cited

http://researchnews.osu.edu/archive/eggcarton.htm

http://researchnews.osu.edu/archive/eggcarton.htm