Understanding Computers (Series Title - Specific Volume Title Not Pictured)

$2.99

Description

An engaging volume from a Time-Life book series dedicated to explaining computer technology, published circa 1985. This work is a product of the 1980s personal computer boom, created to make the burgeoning world of computing accessible to the average household. As is characteristic of Time-Life, the book would be heavily illustrated to supplement the text. This particular copy is in Very Good condition, presenting as clean and well-cared-for. It is a wonderful piece of nostalgia and a collectible artifact for those interested in the history of technology and retro computing.

Condition Details

Based on the visible portion, this book is in Very Good condition. The binding appears tight at the inner hinge. The endpaper shown is clean, bright, and free of any foxing, toning, or owner's marks. The paper has a slight gray-blue tint, which is original to the publication design. There are no visible tears, stains, or structural issues. It is a well-preserved example of this mass-market series.