The New Penguin Dictionary of Computing
2001 · 563 pagine · Penguin · ISBN 9780140514377
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An A-Z of computing terms and concepts, The New Penguin Dictionary of Computing is the definitive book of its kind. Covering everything from A20 gate to zero-wait-state memory, and from floppy disk to Word for Windows, it will be an essential tool not only to programmers and engineers, but to anyone who owns or has access to a computer and wishes to improve her skills.
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