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Smartphones vs Computer

Computer and smartphones

Computer is an advanced electronic device that takes raw data as input from the user and processes these data under the control of set of instructions (called program) and gives the result (output) and saves output for the future use. Computer is an electronic device that is designed to work with Information.

A smartphone is a mobile phone with highly advanced features. A typical smartphone has a high-resolution touch screen display, WiFi connectivity, Web browsing capabilities, and the ability to accept sophisticated applications. The majority of these devices run on any of these popular mobile operating systems: Android, Symbian, iOS, BlackBerry OS and Windows Mobile.

   Comparison of smartphones vs computer

• Power 

 If you want high performance, the CPU will use a lot of electricity. The TDP of a powerful desktop computer can range from 100 to 600 watts, or more.

Smartphones and tablets run on batteries, which means they have to use power as efficiently as possible. It would not be feasible to provide raw, constant CPU power to a device powered by a small battery.

• Cost 

Prices for a computer can vary widely, depending on its capabilities, storage, and features.

The price of a smartphone is often folded into the cost of a multi-year contract with a mobile services provider, such as Verizon or AT&T.

• Screen size 

Desktop computers can connect to a wide variety of monitors, allowing you to invest as much or as little as you want into that component of your computer. 

Smartphone screens vary somewhat depending on the manufacturer and model.

• Probability 

Laptop computers, of course, are portable by design. Desktop computers on the other hand are not usually considered portable, but there are exceptions.

Smartphones are lightweight and can fit in a purse or pocket. They are designed to be taken everywhere with you  the very definition of portability. 

• Storage 

Consumer hard drive capacities already exceed one TB terabyte and they continue to increase in size. Even the most basic computer comes with a 250 GB gigabyte) hard drive today.

Most smartphones and tablets come with between 8 GB and 64 GB of built-in storage. In some cases, an expansion slot may be available for an additional memory chip providing removable storage.

• Connectivity 

Desktop computers generally come with ethernet capability, either on the motherboard or a discrete NIC.

Smartphones and tablets can connect to Wi-Fi networks for Internet access. Also, smartphones can connect to a mobile data network, and many tablets offer mobile data connectivity as an option.

• Operating system

Operating systems designed for computers and laptops are full-featured. They are designed to take advantage of fast CPUs, large amounts of disk space, and high amounts of RAM.

Mobile operating systems primarily Android, Ios, and windows phones are specialized for a specific set of devices. By default, they don't offer you complete access to your system hardware Administrators or "root" access. 

• Data entry and user input

A computer uses a keyboard for data entry that most users are familiar with and comfortable using. The mouse is also available for easy scrolling and clicking.

Smartphones feature an on-screen touch keyboard that is much smaller than that of a standard computer.

Conclusion: Many of the tasks you can do on a computer, you can also do on a smartphones or tablets. The computing power of a flagship smartphone generally rivals the best laptops and desktop computers of about five years ago. However, with the aid of multiple processor, 6+ gigabyte of RAM, and powerful graphics hardware, the best smartphones and tablets can be as powerful as a mid-range desktop computer. Also, they can be as expensive.

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