Crashing Computers
By Michael Coleman
How did enormous early computers shrink into pocket-sized machines—and can they really think?
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What is Crashing Computers about?
Explore the strange, surprising and sometimes hilarious world of computers. Discover how machines developed from enormous early computers to pocket-sized devices, and learn about computer games, robots, virtual reality and the people who use technology for good—or mischief. You can also find out how the internet works, how to send an e-mail, whether computers are really clever, and what makes them crash. Packed with facts, jokes and lively examples, this guide makes computing entertaining and easy to understand.
About the author
Michael Coleman is a popular British author known for his funny and exciting books for young readers. He has written the 'Foul Football' series, which makes learning about football both fun and interesting. Michael loves to make children laugh with his stories and enjoys sharing fascinating facts and adventures about sports and games.
Pages
162 pages
Reading age
Junior (8-13)
This edition
1999
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