distinguishes more advanced computers from other sorts of computers?

The Flynn taxonomy need to have an additional level added to it, in our opinion. What makes more sophisticated computers different from those that aren't as advanced?

We think Flynn's taxonomy has to be elevated one level. What sets advanced computers apart from other types?

We believe that Flynn's taxonomy may benefit from the addition of one level. What is it that differentiates more sophisticated computers from those that aren't as advanced?

We feel that Flynn's taxonomy should be expanded by one level. What sets modern computers different from their predecessors?

We propose that Flynn's taxonomy be expanded with a new level. What distinguishes this type of computer from others?

There should be an increment of one level made to Flynn's taxonomy. At this level, what differentiates computers from one other?

In our view, Flynn's taxonomy has to be elevated one step. The level of sophistication separates higher-level computers from lower-level ones.

We suggest that Flynn's taxonomy be expanded by one level. What distinguishes computers at this higher level from other types of computers?

Our investigation suggests that there may be a need for a further tier of classification in Flynn's taxonomy. How do today's computers improve upon their forebears? What features give current PCs an advantage over its analogous machines?