Journey to the Center of the Internet: Now Showing in 3D

by Pamela Rice Hahn and Syngress

Jules Verne watch out! Now you can take a virtual tour to the centre of a computer network. If you need to know the difference between a router and a bridge, or a WAN and a LAN, where do you start?... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 192899475X
• ISBN13: 9781928994756
• Release Date: April 2002
• Publisher: Syngress
• Length: 350 Pages
• Weight: 1.34 lbs.
• Dimensions: 10.0" x 0.6" x 8.1"

Customer Reviews

Awesome adventure

This modern day journey lives up to its Jules Verne predecessor, and the book is a rollercoaster ride designed for a clientele of all ages curious to find out what exactly goes on every time you hop onto the internet. A must for anyone and everyone interested, especially kids in this technological age. Great!

Incredible

This is an excellent book that is sure to amuse an computer user or avid internet fan. There is definitely more info in this book than Microsoft could ever provide. Wonderful, and rather short and easy to read and understand. Highly recommended.

Great read

Highly informative book about all the internet nuaissances you have ever pondered. Great for kids as well. Out of the ordinary plotline keeps the story flowing, and this is a must read for the information age.

Great Introduction to the Internet

I just bought a new computer for my kids you use at home, and I was looking for a book to help them with using e-mail, the Web etc. I bough this one because it looked unique and the CD looked like it could be fun for the kids. I'm really glad I did. The story is really interesting, and the information it provides on the Internet is very good. I found myself learning a lof from it as well. The CD does have some great stuff on it. The animations are are very fun and informative.

Good read.

This book is a great introduction to the tehcnology associated with the internet and how to use it. I got it for my grandmother, who recently bought a computer to get on the web, and she loved it. I'm not sure what the cover picture is supposed to represent, but the book and the accompanying CD are well worth the money.