In the alternate universe of ClipComp, the evolution of computer systems was marked by a series of groundbreaking inventions, each one more advanced and efficient than the last.

In 1960, the first ClipComp was unveiled. This bulky machine was primarily used for mathematical calculations, and it quickly became a staple in scientific research and academia.

By the 1970s, the ClipComp II had been released, offering faster processing speeds and improved graphics capabilities. This machine was a hit with businesses, who could now use computers to handle accounting, inventory management, and other tasks.

In the 1980s, the ClipComp III ushered in a new era of personal computing. This affordable computer allowed individuals to have a computer at home, and it became a popular tool for writing, gaming, and communication.

In 1990, the ClipComp IV was released with impressive new features like CD-ROM drives and internet connectivity. With this machine, the internet boom was born, and suddenly, the world was introduced to the wonders of the World Wide Web.

The early 2000s saw the introduction of the ClipComp V, a revolutionary laptop computer that made computing even more portable and accessible. It came equipped with the latest processors, memory, and graphics cards, and paved the way for today’s advanced laptops.

In 2010, the ClipComp VI was launched, marking the beginning of the AI age. This computer was designed to learn from its users and adapt to their preferences, making computing even more intuitive and personalized.

Finally, in 2020, the ClipComp VII was released with even more advanced AI capabilities, including voice recognition, facial recognition, and machine learning. This machine was a true example of artificial intelligence, and it sparked new discussions about the possibilities and limitations of machine learning. Make this into a CSV of the computers and support it has with Yes or No.