Disadvantages Of Computer And Smartphones

In an ever increasing market for technology, people find ways that can aid in a more convenient lifestyle. Two major examples of this convenience are computers and smartphones. On one hand, Computers are very sophisticated machines that can interpret data and produce outputs, many times through the medium of entertainment. However, one could argue that a modern day mobile phone can be just as complex and capable to that of a PC. Under different conditions, it becomes clear which shines brighter as the better alternative to the other.

With their introduction in the late 20th century, computers are probably one of the most complex tools known to man. With the ability to perform thousands of tasks every second, they can quickly produce, receive, and access a larger pool of data globally. Since its debut in the 1990s, anything you could ever think of can now be accessed on the portal known as the internet. This in turn made computers highly sought after to enable people access to a worldwide database of information. The box that a computer’s “guts” are contained in is called the Central Processing Unit. A rule of thumb is “bigger is better”, in a Pc’s case bigger means more hardware to process with. Another thing to note about computers is their ability to be customized through various modifications. For example, a part of hardware begins

Over their pure processing power and function, a computer would always come out on top due to the vast output; a bigger box means more to work with over than of a small phone. A smartphone can perform many of the tasks a computer can, just as much as a computer can vice versa. however, with a limited space to work with, a phone and having to rely on possibly slower output compared to a computer, the smartphone would fly its white flag of surrender in the game of technological