Differences Between this Book and Computer Security: Art and Science.
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The school teachers unloaded the books and computers from the truck.

Most people use the terms notebook and laptop computer interchangably
Cardinal do Nascimento and Kennedy also solicited support for a continuing book and computer drive to equip the war-ravaged nation’s first private institution of higher education, which opened its doors in February to its first class of 320 students.
Book shelfes and computer working places
BOSTON - Citizens Energy President Joseph P. Kennedy II joined Cardinal Dom Alexandre do Nascimento of Angola at a press conference today to announce the shipment of books and computers to the newly opened Catholic University of Angola.

Most people use the terms notebook and laptop computer interchangably. Once it's not sitting on top of your desk every portable computer instantly becomes a notebook or laptop regardless of its configuration or individual specification.Compare
Choosing to read on a computer or going to the library can be a tough decision, to overcome this you might want to know which is going to be a more comfortable and satisfying experience. That’s why I prepared a paper on the advantages and disadvantages of books and computers:
Reading on a computer has it's benefits yet it's complicated and studies have shown that if you read on a computer you will forget more then if you read a book or even a magazine: "Studies in the past two decades indicate that people often understand and remember text on paper better than on a screen." This is a passage taken from an article called: The Reading Brain in the Digital Age: Why Paper Still Beats Screens. Also computers can cause headaches because of the constant light going strait into your eyes.
Books are big but they are simpler and can be carried almost everywhere. "Paper's greatest strength may be its simplicity." this is a quote also taken from an article called The Reading Brain in the Digital Age: Why Paper Still Beats Screens. Also some people would rather have the actual physical thing to read on, also people get more satisfaction when they finish a book:
All in all both can be useful depending on where, and what kind of mood you are in.