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    TABLET

                      A tablet is smaller than a laptop. It has a touchscreen
                      display. Just like a laptop, it runs on a battery that can

                      be charged.

                                                                                                          Tablet
                                          SMARTPHONE

                                          A  smartphone is  a  mobile  phone  with  the  features  of a

                                          computer. It can be carried easily in our pockets.

                       Smartphone
                      SUPERCOMPUTER

                      Supercomputers are very powerful

                      computers  designed  to  solve  complex

                      calculations. They are used in specialised
                      fields, such as  weather  forecasting,
                      scientific research, rocket science,

                      and  aircraft. They  use  a  lot  of power

                      and take up a lot of space.
                                                                                           Supercomputer

                                PLACES WHERE COMPUTERS ARE USED

                      Nowadays, we find computers everywhere. They have become an essential
                      part of our lives. We find them at homes, schools, hospitals, banks and many

                      other places. Let’s discuss in detail  how computers are used at various places.

                      AT HOME

                      We use computers at home to do the following tasks:

                         Doing homework

                         Listening to songs

                         Drawing and colouring

                         Online shopping

                         Playing games

                         Searching information on the Internet

                       10   Computer Science-II

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