Here is a review left by a customer on a product. Would you say he was satisfied or dissatisfied? Title: 38911 Bytes free Review: A must read for any Commodore fan or anyone that wants to learn more about the early days of personal computing. If you think Apple or IBM invented the PC, you need to read this book.As a C-64 and C-128 owner 'back in the day', I was looking forward to this title. There is precious little information in print about the internals of Commodore and the real story behind the company. I was not disappointed. Bagnall's book is clearly well researched, and manages to present some of the difficult situations and conflicts without overly taking sides. There is plenty of trivia about the machines themselves and the chips inside, but the real story here is the people that designed them. My only real criticism is that the book is a bit dry in sections - it's primarily a history and could have benefited from some more narrative. Recommended.
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Here is a review left by a customer on a product. Would you say he was satisfied or dissatisfied? Title: Weak event planning kit. Review: Maybe this book would be good for someone who has never planned an event before, but I found it was just a little common sense and a bunch of charts.
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Here is a review left by a customer on a product. Would you say he was satisfied or dissatisfied? Title: Good, but hard to trust Review: The author obviously loves the work he is doing, however he seems to have had very little first hand experience with the sources he uses. IOW, he quotes what others have said about the myths of given cultures rather than doing the research and actually reading these himself.Further, the book is muddle by typos and just plain bad information. This abounds for the material dealing with the ancient world, but seems to abate as one moves closer to the present.In summary, his theories are interesting, his methodolgy is intriguing, his actual descriptions of monsters are sometimes completely off. Read it with care.
