MobileComputer
MobileComputer is a term used to describe a portable computing device designed for use away from a fixed workstation. It encompasses devices that integrate CPU, memory, storage, display, input methods, and a power source into a single chassis and are capable of running general-purpose operating systems and applications. The term is used in vendor literature and academic writing to emphasize mobility and energy efficiency as core design goals.
Common form factors include laptops, notebooks, and tablet-style devices with keyboards, as well as 2-in-1 or
Key characteristics of mobile computers include battery-powered operation, wireless connectivity (Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, cellular options), and compact
The concept evolved from early portable computers of the 1980s through the notebook era of the 1990s