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How to do everything with your iBook

Todd Stauffer

2000

Digitized

Bentley, Peter

2012

Networks of New York

Ingrid Burrington

2016

The New Hacker's Dictionary

E RAYMOND, Eric Raymond, Eric S. Raymond et al.

1991

Source Code China

Cyrill Eltschinger

2007

Parallel system interconnections and communications

D. Frank Hsu, Miltos D. Grammatikakis, Miroslav Kraetzl

2001

IPad Portable Genius

Paul McFedries

2013

VoIP hacks

Ted Wallingford

2006

Windows netbooks

James Floyd Kelly

2009

iPad 2

Joli Ballew

2011

R for Data Science

Garrett Grolemund, Hadley Wickham

2017

VHDL

Douglas L. Perry

1998

Professional Android application development

Reto Meier

2009

Embedded systems design

Steve Heath

2003

Improving Computer Science Education

Carsten Schulte, Charoula Angeli, Djordje M. Kadijevich

2013

SAP on the Cloud

Michael Missbach

2015

How to do everything with your Pocket PC

Frank McPherson

2003

The birder's handbook

Paul R. Ehrlich

1988

Programming business applications for the Android® tablet

James C. Sheusi

2014

PC Hardware in a Nutshell

Barbara Fritchman Thompson, Robert Bruce Thompson

2000

MCSE

Michael G. Moncur

1998

Great jobs for computer science majors

Jan Goldberg

1998

Computer science handbook

Allen B. Tucker

2004

High performance parallel I/O

Quincey Koziol, Prabhat

2014

Buying a computer for dummies

Dan Gookin

1999

The complete illustrated guide to everything sold in hardware stores and garden centers (except the plants)

Steve Ettlinger

2002

How computers work

Ron White, Timothy Edward Downs

1993 ★ 3.2

The Elements of Content Strategy

Erin Kissane

2010

Gender and computers

Joel Cooper

2003

The principles of computer hardware

Clements, Alan, Alan Clements

1993

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