RASPRODANO
RAČUNALSTVO
Paul E. Ceruzzi
- ISBN: 978-954-246-486-3
- Izdavač: Mate d.o.o.
- Godina izdavanja: 2022
- Opće informacije: Meki uvez, 198 str., 12,5 x 17,5 cm
Cijena: 24,04 €Online cijena: 21,64 €
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Opis
KRATKA POVIJEST
Povijest računanja se nikada ne može napisati u cijelosti. Novi događaji tu povijest mijenjaju već tijekom njezina pisanja, čineći svaki pokušaj oblikovanja koherentne pripovijesti zastarjelim. Prije deset godina povijesne su se pripovijesti usredotočavale na računalni hardver i softver, s naglaskom na korporaciju IBM i njezine takmace, uključujući Microsoft.
To se više ne čini toliko značajnim, iako i te teme ostaju važne. Prije pet godina narativi su se usredotočavali na „Internet”, posebno u kombinaciji s World Wide Webom i mrežnim bazama podataka. Samostalna računala bila su važna, ali mreža i njezini učinci bile su primarne teme od interesa. To se promijenilo još jednom, s naglaskom na distribuiranoj mreži tzv. ručnih uređaja, povezanih s računalnim oblakom velikih baza podataka, satelitskim sustavima za pozicioniranje i još mnogo toga. U Sjedinjenim Državama prijenosni uređaji nazivaju se „pametnim telefonima” – ime dolazi od uređaja od kojih su potekli – ali čini se da je od svega što oni rade sâmo telefoniranje najmanje zanimljivo.
Knjiga prikazuje sažetak razvoja digitalnog informacijskog doba kroz prizmu četiriju tema – digitalizacije, konvergencije tehnologija, elektronike čvrstog stanja i sučelja čovjek-stroj.
O autoru
PAUL E. CERUZZI je kustos Nacionalnog muzeja zrakoplovstva i svemira pri institutu Smithsonian, Washington, D.C. Autor je knjiga A History of Modern Computing i Internet Alley: High Technology in Tysons Corner, 1945.-2005., obje u izdanju MIT Pressa te drugih knjiga.
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