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Personal computers in the corporate environment (Panel)
A microcomputer differs from a mainframe or a minicomputer in size, cost and power. Typically, micros are smaller, cost less and do not have the throughput of a mainframe. However, with today's technological improvements, microcomputers have surpassed the mainframes of yesteryear. Local processing and small data bases have become usual applications.