Having sold more than 2 million copies over its lifetime, How Computers Work is the definitive illustrated guide to the world of PCs and technology. In this new edition, you'll find detailed information not just about every last component of hardware found inside your PC, but also in-depth explanations about home networking, the Internet, PC security, and even how cell phone networks operate. Whether you're interested in how the latest graphics cards power today's most demanding games or how a digital camera turns light into data, you'll find your answers right here. Ron White is a former executive editor and columnist for PC Computing, where he developed the visual concept behind How Computers Work. Founder of one of the earliest PC user groups, he has been writing about computers for 25 years and is known for building wildly extreme computers. Timothy Edward Downs is an award-winning magazine designer, illustrator, and photographer. He has directed and designed several national consumer, business, technology, and lifestyle magazines, always infusing a sense of "how it works" into every project. A full-color, illustrated adventure into the wonders of TECHNOLOOGY This full-color, fully illustrated guide to the world of technology assumes nothing and explains everything. Only the accomplished Ron White and award-winning Tim Downs have the unique ability to meld descriptive text with one-of-a-kind visuals to fully explain how the electronic gear we depend on every day is made possible. In addition to all the content you've come to expect from prior editions, this newly revised edition includes all-new coverage of topics such as: * How tablet PCs put the power of a PC quite literally in your hands * How Windows Vista makes your Windows desktop translucent and makes your PC more secure * How advances in optical disc technology such as dual-layer DVD, HD-DVD, and Blu-Ray discs continue to push the envelope * How Apple's new iPhone is revolutionizing what cell phones can do * How BitTorrent technology enables anyone to share information with everyone For a decade, How Computers Work has helped newbies understand new technology, while at the same time hackers and IT pros have treasured it for the depth of knowledge it contains. This is the perfect book about computing to capture your imagination, delight your eyes, and expand your mind, no matter what your technical level! Category: General Computing Covers: PCs/Hardware User Level: Beginning-Intermediate
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关于《How Computers Work》这本书,我想说它是一本非常值得推荐的技术入门读物,尤其是对于那些想要了解计算机底层奥秘但又担心被枯燥的专业术语吓退的读者。作者在行文中展现了极高的叙事能力,将原本可能复杂得令人头疼的二进制、数字信号、算术逻辑单元(ALU)等概念,用一种娓娓道来的方式呈现出来。它不会让你感到被知识的洪流淹没,而是如同一个经验丰富的向导,带领你在计算机的微观世界里进行一次精彩的探索。我尤其欣赏书中对于操作系统和软件如何与硬件交互的阐述,这部分内容帮助我理解了我们日常使用的软件背后是如何被执行的,以及为什么有时候电脑会“卡顿”或“死机”。
评分《How Computers Work》这本书,我必须说,它成功地让我重新审视了我与计算机的关系。我以前只把电脑当作一个工具,一个用来上网、打字、看视频的平台,但这本书让我看到了它背后庞大而精密的工程。书中对于信息是如何存储、处理和传输的解释,简直像打开了我新世界的大门。它不仅仅是告诉你“怎么用”,更是告诉你“为什么这样工作”。我特别关注了关于数据压缩和加密的部分,虽然没有深入到算法的细节,但它解释了这些技术的基本原理,让我对保护个人信息有了更深刻的认识。读完这本书,我感觉自己对数字世界的理解上升了一个层次,不再仅仅是一个被动的用户。
评分这本书《How Computers Work》我已经读了好几遍,每次重读都有新的体会。这本书给我最深刻的印象是它对计算机内部运作原理的讲解,真的做到了深入浅出。我一直觉得计算机是个很神奇的东西,但又感觉它离我太遥远,像个黑匣子。但这本书打破了这种隔阂,它从最基础的晶体管开始,一步步地构建出逻辑门,再到CPU,内存,硬盘,以及各种外设之间的协同工作。我尤其喜欢它用很多形象的比喻来解释抽象的概念,比如用“交通系统”来类比数据在总线上的传输,用“仓库”来比喻内存和硬盘。这些比喻不仅生动有趣,而且非常准确地抓住了核心要义,让我这种非计算机专业背景的读者也能轻松理解。
评分《How Computers Work》这本书,在我看来,是一本非常有启发性的著作。它不仅仅是一本关于计算机技术操作手册,更是一本关于“思维方式”的启蒙书。作者通过对计算机底层逻辑的拆解,让我学会了如何去分析问题、分解问题,并找到解决问题的根本。我印象最深的是书中关于算法和数据结构的部分,虽然没有直接讲编程,但它通过对信息处理流程的阐述,让我理解了效率和优化的重要性。这种从根本上理解事物运作机制的思维,对于我处理生活中的其他问题也有很大的帮助,我感觉自己变得更加有条理和逻辑性了。
评分我对《How Computers Work》这本书的整体感受是,它是一本非常扎实的技术科普读物。作者的写作风格非常严谨,但也并非刻板。他在讲解复杂技术的同时,也穿插了一些关于计算机发展历史的小故事,这使得阅读过程不那么枯燥。我喜欢书中对不同硬件组件的详细介绍,比如显卡是如何渲染图像的,声卡是如何处理音频的,这些细致入微的描述让我对这些看似简单的设备有了更深的敬意。它不仅解释了“是什么”,更重要的是解释了“怎么做到的”,这种刨根问底的精神是这本书最大的亮点。
评分200块买了本字典回来。。。
评分200块买了本字典回来。。。
评分200块买了本字典回来。。。
评分200块买了本字典回来。。。
评分200块买了本字典回来。。。
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