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Microcomputers (Science in action)

By Helena Sturridge

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Explains how microcomputers work, the binary systems, silicon chips, software, and programming.

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People to People

By Jack G. McAuley

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By Robert J. Bent

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Human Interface

By Richard A. Bolt

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By Douglas L. Brown

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