All of the following are generally considered primary eras of computing except:
A) mainframe computer era.
B) Wintel computer era.
C) pervasive computing era.
D) personal computer era.

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The Wintel computer era is not generally considered a primary era of computing. The commonly considered primary eras are the mainframe computer era, personal computer era, and pervasive computing era. The Wintel era refers specifically to the dominance of computers using Intel processors and Microsoft Windows operating system, and is a subset of the personal computer era.

All of the Following Are Generally Considered Primary Eras of Computing