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Title: Best exam study guide I ever read
Review: I hate memorizing bland facts devoid of context. If you are like me, it is much easier to study for a test if there you are given context and concepts behind those facts. This book didn't read like just another monotonous study guide. Meyers delves into the history of computers and gives reasons why they operate the way they do today. For example, instead of just listing the different bus speeds of different chip sets, he goes into detail as to what the system bus does and how it works. My one complaint: the practice tests were not at all the ones on the actual exam. Also, the exam had a lot more questions about Windows NT 4 than was covered in the book.
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