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I read this book second. When I read the first one, I remember reading a boring day and finishing it long after. The memory of that was faint. I remember it was just a good book, which was started by reading it with a local recommendation. Now, a year later, I read this book a second time. At first, as I carefully went back, I would smile at my lips and read. "Desitee" is a story and a view of the endless digital world that will come. And in the digital world, we're talking about communication
Professor Negroponte's imagination of the digital future built in 1995! This is a little bit of an imagine, from the point of 2005. There are already realities that exceed his expectations, and there are still beauty parts. It's going to help you imagine the overall digital future, but it's a little bit less alive in terms of the current. The words of the author, "athoms converted to bits," seem to be a lot of hints. The atom, the minimum unit of information, which is the basis of matter! The
The Internet is already part of our lives. The world, which connects information from bits and networks, has come to be more convenient and likely than man had imagined. As soon as the smallest unit of objects, Atom, was converted to bits through the discovery of electricity and the digital revolution, the book opened the door to many possibilities. Another world with zero and one, and the last. The insights that the author looked into the future when this book was released are even surprising.
Most moderns who join the changing society work digitally and live analogously. Many tasks that require efficiency are already digitized. If there is more than a few hours of work on the computer in front of the office desk, the task of that day will be paralyzed, and most Sallymen start with the monitor and turn off the monitor, starting and ending. Even though digital and analog boundaries have become vague and digital is becoming routine, I still fear that the computer world's communication
Nicholas Negroponte: It is digital.
Korean title: 디지털이다
Korean author: 니콜라스 네그로폰테
Korean publisher: 커뮤니케이션북스
ISBN-13: 9788988089521
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I read this book second. When I read the first one, I remember reading a boring day and finishing it long after. The memory of that was faint. I remember it was just a good book, which was started by reading it with a local recommendation. Now, a year later, I read this book a second time. At first, as I carefully went back, I would smile at my lips and read. "Desitee" is a story and a view of the endless digital world that will come. And in the digital world, we're talking about communication
Professor Negroponte's imagination of the digital future built in 1995! This is a little bit of an imagine, from the point of 2005. There are already realities that exceed his expectations, and there are still beauty parts. It's going to help you imagine the overall digital future, but it's a little bit less alive in terms of the current. The words of the author, "athoms converted to bits," seem to be a lot of hints. The atom, the minimum unit of information, which is the basis of matter! The
The Internet is already part of our lives. The world, which connects information from bits and networks, has come to be more convenient and likely than man had imagined. As soon as the smallest unit of objects, Atom, was converted to bits through the discovery of electricity and the digital revolution, the book opened the door to many possibilities. Another world with zero and one, and the last. The insights that the author looked into the future when this book was released are even surprising.
Most moderns who join the changing society work digitally and live analogously. Many tasks that require efficiency are already digitized. If there is more than a few hours of work on the computer in front of the office desk, the task of that day will be paralyzed, and most Sallymen start with the monitor and turn off the monitor, starting and ending. Even though digital and analog boundaries have become vague and digital is becoming routine, I still fear that the computer world's communication












