Article: Book Demystifies Innards of Computers

The computer revolution that we have all been waiting for has already happened. Folks who a couple of years ago wouldn't have known a microchip from a potato chip are now buying computers - for their small businesses, for their homes, for their kids. And an interesting phenomenon has tracked this rush to com puter buying: Many people who now own these machines still haven't a clue as to how they work.

Well, I have a cure for this ailment that's only going to cost you $22.95 and perhaps a day's worth of enjoyable reading time. It's Ron White's excellent book, How Computers Work, published by Ziff-Davis Press of Emeryville, Calif.

White, who is the executive editor of PC/Computing ...

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