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 The PC Support Handbook - David Dick
 The PC Support Handbook - David Dick ... computer technology in use today. Students wish to acquire a grounding in computer basics and beyond, and the technician has to cope with legacy systems whilst implementing new technology. The book provides information on subjects from DOS to Unix and Windows and from XTs to Pentium 4s.Newest Review: ... but I will endeavour to highlight the salient points which would be of most use to a computer student or computer builder or ... more ... engineer. Chapter one covers computer hardware basics, including, PC components assembling a computer system, how to get it all up and running, and basically all you need to know system parts including hard and floppy drives, CD Rom’s, Printers and in fact all of the hardware which goes to making up a computer system. ( If you can drop it on your foot, then it’s probably Hardware, if you can't, then it’s probably software :-) Chapters two and three deal with software, including applicatio...more |
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The PC Support Handbook - David Dick: Computers - All You Need to Know (553 words)
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There are many many good books in circulation which deal with computers and computing, but the main reason that I have chosen to write about this one ( The PC Support Handbook ) is because I have been carrying it around with me and referring to it for nearly 2 years now, while I completed and achieved my Assessors /Internal Verifiers award in Information and Computing Technology. If you are intending to become a student of computing at any level, then I thoroughly recommend this excellent book. It’s not exactly ‘cheap’ - usually priced around £25, but if you are going to use it over a period of years then it’s definitely a good ... Read the complete review
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