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Title: DATA TRANSLATION SHIPS DT3162 FRAME GRABBER.(Product Announcement)
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Title: ALIDIAN INTERFACE CARDS HELP OSN PRODUCTS INTERCONNECT SANS.
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Guide to making devices Internet-active. Covers Ethernet and dial-up connections; provides a short course in Java, network protocols, and Internet applications. Softcover. ... Read more

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Better title: "Connecting TINI and Javelin to the Internet"
This book provides excellent examples of linking TINI and Javelin-based systems to the Internet; however, the title ("Embedded Internet Design") is slightly misleading. The book discusses connecting two specific embedded systems (TINI [website] and Javelin [[website]]) to the Internet. It does not deal with designing embedded Internet-aware systems, nor does it deal with embedded systems other than the aforementioned two - except in abstract terms. However, I suspect thatmost people looking to buy this book are interested in exactly what it discusses and won't buy it believing that they will learn how to design embedded systems. I'm not even sure what "Embedded Internet Design" actually means...

The user is initially presented with an overview of how the Internet works and how to use Java, both of which are sufficient as an introduction, but readers who need to learn more about either subject would be well advised to obtain books dedicated to those topics. These introductions occupy about 1/5 of the book.

The rest of the book does serve nicely as a cookbook for connecting TINI and Javelin-based systems to the Internet (i.e., connecting to POP servers, using UDP andTCP packets, etc.). Other reviews have mentioned a competing book for information on using TINI-based systems, and I haven't read that book as a comparison. However, the TINI section is certainly sufficient, as is the Javelin section. This book will show you how to use either chip to connect directly or indirectly to the Internet, and, if that's what you want to do, then you'll be happy with this book...with one exception. As mentioned in, I think, EVERY other review, this book LACKS ONLINE SOURCE CODE! To me, that's an unforgiveable sin, and drops a couple of stars from my rating.

I bought this book because, as a professional Java programmer who is just now experimenting with hardware, I wanted to learn how to make my designs accessible to the 'net. I feel like I know how to do that now. However, as mentioned, I am very disappointed that I need to type in all of the code, which, by the way, seems to occupy about a fifth of the 318 pages of the book. That is a LOT of code to type in manually. It's great to have all of that code as examples; it just should be a matter of cut-and-paste to actually use it.

Very Good Introduction to a complex topic
I think soon every device you can imagine will be internet enabled. This book is a good introduction for people like me that aren't internet gurus. It isn't really about the hardware. It is about the internet protocols and how to work with them using small hardware.

Another review said it wasn't a TINI tutorial. That's true. It doesn't say that it is. You do need to RTFM this book is more about internet concepts and less about the specific tools although it uses the TINI and the Stamp thing. I don't have either of these chips yet, but the ideas were useful.

That same review said the code wasn't well commented. That depends... there aren't a lot of simple comments in the code but I found comments where they were necessary. And the text in the chapter explains the code in a lot of detail. So if you are just skimming the listings, yes the code might seem hard to follow. But if you read the text the code is explained in great detail.

I do wish the code were on a disk or on the net. I may buy a TINI or a Stamp and try some of the projects. If the code were available I'd have given it a 5.

I'm about 1/2 through the book and how the internet works at a detailed level is much clearer to me now. If you want a good introduction to networking a micro you will enjoy this book.

lightweight introduction, not for practical use
If you are looking for a lightweight introduction to embedded internet this is not a bad book.
If you have plans to internet enable your javelin stamp, this is your only source.
But if you plan to use TINI to do the job, you will be much better off with the book "Designing Embedded Internet Devices" from NewNess press (ISBN: 1878707981).
The book lacks a decent introduction to the TINI development environment. Also the source code is not documented at all. There is just a bit of wrap text around each code example, not explaining what is happening in the code.
And if you finally want to use the source code you will have to retype it, cause there's neither a cdrom or a website of the book available.
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This digital document is an article from Do-It-Yourself Retailing, published by National Retail Hardware Association on December 1, 1995. The length of the article is 345 words. The page length shown above is based on a typical 300-word page. The article is delivered in HTML format and is available in your Amazon.com Digital Locker immediately after purchase. You can view it with any web browser.

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Title: Radio terminals make waves in inventory management. (Lansing Buildall)(Brief Article)
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An excellent informational book on how to select, mix, and operate personal computers and home video systems. ... Read more

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This text offers advice on how to optimize RAS and represents a collection of proven techniques and detailed information about the system. Case studies help explain why some deployments are better than others. Hardware, software, and networking aspects of RAS are treated in depth from the perspective of performance-tuning an organization's communications capabilities.Amazon.com Review
Formerly called Remote Access Service (RAS), Windows NT'sRouting and Remote Access Service gives NT the capability to connectwith remote computers, typically via a modem. Inside RRASexplains how to connect NT machines to other computers by means otherthan a hardwired local area network (LAN) interface. Since RRAS ranksamong NT's more confusing user-level features, Iseminger does thewired world a service by explaining what's going on.

Before gettinginto the details of how RRAS works, the author explores networkingconcepts with great clarity. As is common for all books onnetworking, this one presents the tired conceptual diagram of the opensystems interconnection (OSI) reference model, showing the seventheoretical layers of network communication, ranging from physical toapplication. However, Iseminger provides so much intelligentcommentary on the model--which is his typical style--that this bookoutshines others by orders of magnitude. If you've seen the OSI modelelsewhere and didn't really understand it, this version of it willadvance your knowledge fantastically.

Inside RRAS goes on toexplain how particular parts of a network operate andinterrelate. From there, it's on to telecommunications, particularlyPublic Switched Telephone Networks (PSTNs), modems (present andfuture), and wide area network (WAN) hardware--all explainedaccurately and, believe it or not, entertainingly. You have to cruisethrough half the book before you get to any Windows NT particulars,but that's a complement, because by then you're clear on what's reallyhappening.

Iseminger explains how to install RRAS, detailing thepitfalls of configuration and optimization. He pays particularattention to large RRAS installations, dealing with the particularproblems of systems with as many as 5,000 or more modems. A handful ofcase studies explains how particular organizations met RRASchallenges. But that's not all--a chapter gets into virtual privatenetworks (VPNs) with Point-to-Point Tunneling Protocol, the Microsoftspecification formerly known as Steelhead. --David Wall ... Read more

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No in-depth information about RRAS
If you are just getting started to learn about RAS and RRAS, this book is for you; however if you need in-depth information about remote access services forget about this book! This book can serve as an introduction forbeginners, not more.

General Introduction - Not Focussed on Topic
Maybe it's just me, but when I purchase a book entitled Inside RRAS, I expect it to cover RRAS thoroughly and in depth. However, this book does not really touch on RRAS until approximately halfway through. If you are arelative newbie to remote access issues and need to know, for example, whata modem is, then buy this book. If you know anything at all about remoteaccess, and you're looking for some in-depth information on RRAS, DO NOTBUY THIS BOOK. There is nothing whatsoever that is in-depth about thisbook. It is an introduction, and an unfocussed one at that.

Excellent tutorial on remote communications and RRAS
Author gives one of the best remote communications/WAN technology summaries of any book I've read.Easy read.Coverage on all topics was well done and the book was everything it was promoted by the author to be. Author had a good writing style with lots of personality.Good screencapture shots and directions. ... Read more

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This book can save you the money and hassle of computer monitor repair by showing you how to fix it yourself.Technicians, hobbyists, and entrepreneurs will benefit from this book, which takes the reader through the basics and on to troubleshooting circuits. ... Read more

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i want to view it because we lack information of monitor,and it is few in market.

An old book now!
The diagrams were very unclear, I wish someonewould write a clear and consice book on all theaspects of monitor repair.

An old book now!
The diagrams were very unclear,

A good basic introduction to monitor repair
Computer Monitor Repair by Joe Desposito and Kevin Garabedian is probably the book you would want to read if you know nothing about how a monitor works. The book is written in such a way that it is very easy to understand, andcontains good illustrations as well. I would not recommend this book to those who already haveabackground in repairingmonitors because much of the information would only serve as a review. ... Read more

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Title: APPRO/NEC PARTNER TO STRENGTHEN SUPERCOMPUTER SALES.(Company overview)
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Title: Field guide: IBM corp.: there's not a single bit of information technology, nor industry, nor industry need, nor business process untouched by the largest IT vendor in the world: IBM.(FEATURE)(Company overview)
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Title: BETTER COMPUTER ENCRIPTION SOUGHT BY PC MAKERS.
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TAMING THE TIGER
MY MAC DOESN'T HAVE CURRENT SOFTWARE, BUT UPDATING TO OS X TIGER WAS MY BEST OPTION.AFTER INSTALLATION
REFERENCE TO THEUSERS GUIDE WAS WORTH ITS' WEIGHT IN GOLD. (ALMOST)
EVERY QUESTION I HAD WAS ANSWERED IN THE MANUAL, SO IF YOU CAN READ PLAIN ENGLISH, YOU HAVE IT MADE.

I HIGHLY RECOMMEND THIS MANUAL TO MAC OS X TIGER USERS AFTER TRYING OTHER SO-CALLED GUIDES.

Great Book
Doesn't waste any time with fluff. Just dives in to interesting details and what you want to know.

Learn How To Become A Mac Power User
'Running Mac OS X Tiger' by James Duncan Davidson is for those Mac users that want to get beyond simply surfing the Internet, writing some emails and moving files from one folder to the next.Written in an easy to follow manner, this book will take you from the basics of using the computer that you love so much and move on to the next level.From scheduling tasks to learning more about the filesystem to creating accounts and managing users, this book is a joy for anyone that likes to tinker around and learn new things.

Chapter Overview:

01. History
02. Installation
03. Overview of Tiger
04. Terminal and Shell
05. System Startup and Login
06. Users and Groups
07. Open Directory
08. Files and Permissions
09. Disks and Filesystems
10. Printing
11. Networking
12. Monitoring the System
13. Automating Tasks
14. Preferences and Defaults

Recommending this book is a piece of cake.This has the brevity that I desire, yet the dense writing that I also seek.The chapters are logically laid out, and it's a joy instead of a task to read through this text and play around.If you want to learn more about how to make your Mac a powerful tool, pick up this book, you will not be disappointed.

***** RECOMMENDED

A Good Book for Power Users
Running Mac OS X Tiger
A No-Compromise Power User's Guide to the Mac
By Jason Deraleau, James Duncan Davidson

If you are a power user on another platform, or a dedicated Mac user that wants to learn more, "Running Mac OS X Tiger" covers several topics that will help you understand and control your Macs at a much deeper level.Each chapter contains details on a topic, and includes ways of handling the given topic from both the familiar Macintosh graphical interface, and from the terminal (the command line).

My two favorite chapters, chapters Six and Eight, titled "Users and Groups" and "Files and Permissions" delve into issues that mystify and plague many Mac users.If you've ever had trouble creating, moving, or deleting a file on a Mac, you'll now know why, and how to get around these issues.

As the subtitle of the book suggests, this is not a book for beginners.Topics that may seem simple, such as Chapter 10: Printing, contain a vast and dizzying amount of information.This level of detail is both the strength and weakness of the book.Oddly, some things are explained at great length and in simple terms, yet at other times advanced topics seem to be glossed over in a cryptically geeky shorthand style of writing.This may not be an issue to those who are already power users on other systems (Unix, Windows), but it may be daunting to a Mac user looking to step up to the next level.Thankfully, the end of each chapter includes a "Further Explorations" section, which may help lift users up.

Packed with shortcuts, tips, and customization options
James Duncan Davidson and Jason Deraleau's Running MAC OS X Tiger: A No-Compromise Power User's Guide To The Mac is for advanced OS X users who want more details on customizing Tiger. From creating user accounts and handling files and permissions to managing printers and monitoring activities, Running MAC OS X Tiger is packed with shortcuts, tips, and customization options.
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Not for the Novice
Although the book is loaded with tips on servicing a computer monitor, they're not for the novice. One needs to understand and have a working knowledge of the equipment. Replacing a part is NOT a piece of cake (as one reviewer says!). You still need a schematic diagram (technicians know this) to identify the part mentioned in the book. The book does not caution you of the safety hazards or precautions you need to know of when working on a monitor. It assumes you are already aware of the dangers when working on this equipment. Computer monitors are like TV sets. They can be dangerous for the untrained. For one to understand the workings of a monitor, it is best to get hold of books by Joseph Deposito or Tony Jamaa on the subject matter before getting this book. But for the experienced technician, this is good reference material and shoould help to cut down on the guesswork.

Fixing monitors is a piece of cake with this book!
This book shows tips and tricks about fixing computer video monitors. An example: "Samsung Syncmaster 3 with problem A; Solution: change the transistor X". A piece of cake. Covers almost all video monitors available at the market. ( ) END ... Read more

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This digital document is an article from EDP Weekly's IT Monitor, published by Millin Publishing, Inc. on July 2, 2001. The length of the article is 1168 words. The page length shown above is based on a typical 300-word page. The article is delivered in HTML format and is available in your Amazon.com Digital Locker immediately after purchase. You can view it with any web browser.

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Title: PANASONIC'S MOBILE DATA WIRELESS DISPLAY & MINI PC REDEFINE PORTABILITY.(Product Announcement)
Publication: EDP Weekly's IT Monitor (Magazine/Journal)
Date: July 2, 2001
Publisher: Millin Publishing, Inc.
Volume: 42Issue: 25Page: 6

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