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    Computer Building Made Simple
    Computer Building Made Simple
    Computer Building Made Simple
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    Computer Building Made Simple

    By Francis Ernissee

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    Given the economy we live in, everyone is looking for a way to save money and possibly make extra income.
    This forty five page publication takes the mystery out of building a PC of your own. It presents your PC and all of its components in a language that everyone can understand.
    The "rocket science" that most people believe is inside that box is actually as simple as baking cookies once the technical jargon is put in everyday terms.
    This is what is provided in the book.
    Simple explanations of what you will need, where to get the components, and how to put them together. In essence, "Build Your Own Computer"
    It's much easier than you ever imagined.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherFrancis Ernissee
    Release dateAug 12, 2011
    ISBN9781466174665
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      Computer Building Made Simple

      How to Build Your Own Computer

      Revised Edition

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      Francis J. Ernissee

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      Introduction

      You search the stores...You check online..And there it is...

      That's the perfect computer for me. And look..it's only

      $899.00.

      It's a great deal you say. What if I told you it was not a good deal at all.

      That you could buy that computer for 50% less or pay the same price and get twice the computer you're looking at?

      People shop at Best Buy, Frys, CompUSA and other stores and pay the retail price for there computers and are very happy.

      What they don't know has just cost them 40-50% more then they would have paid to

      Build the Computer Yourself.

      But I can't build my own computer! They are too complicated...it's rocket science, right?

      I hear that all the time. Everyone that I have built computers for says;

      I'm the smartest person they have ever met.

      I must be a genius or something! Helps to pad my ego, but the truth is I'm just an average guy. No smarter then you. The difference is I can cook...

      I can follow a recipe.

      What!!

      What the heck does cooking have to do with building a computer??Let me ask you this...Can you follow a recipe? Not some complicated one, just a simple recipe?

      If you answered yes, then what you are about to read will save you hundreds of dollars and turn you into the smartest person your friends and family has ever met...lol..still makes me laugh.

      Hey! Lets get real!! It's complicated..There is no way I could do this Lets find out..

      Take the test....

      I'm going to show you a simple recipe. Then modify it to computer terms, just to let you know that it is not rocket science at all, but nothing more then knowing the ingredients and

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