There are many directions in which people may be drawn to this book - mine was from the perspective of understanding novel approaches to interacting with information.
From that perspective, the book is a slight disappointment in that it doesn't explain how the more involved designs actually work, or what the main generic designs are and where they may be best applied.
However, that criticism shouldn't detract from what is a beautifully presented collection of interactive discs from many decades (and centuries). Many discs are of a simple look-up table format and designed to be promotional freebies, although there are a few more unique examples, such as a means of measuring colour blindness.
The overall feel is of someone who has published a catalogue of their personal artifact collection.
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