fjärrvärddatorns
Fjärrvärddatorn, often translated as a remote terminal or dumb terminal, refers to a class of computer terminals that lack significant processing power of their own. Instead, they rely entirely on a host computer for data processing. The terminal's primary function is to send input from a user to the host and display output received from the host. This design was prevalent in the early days of computing before personal computers became widespread.
These terminals typically consist of a keyboard for input and a display screen, often a cathode ray
The advantage of this architecture was cost-effectiveness. A single powerful host computer could support many inexpensive