Computer Artifact Analysis

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The first artifact that I will discuss about is my computer. My computer is a 2005 Macbook Pro. The Mac is made of white chrome. It is important to me since it is so useful. It helps me complete all of my schoolwork easily. It is also fun to play games on in my free time when I’m not working on something else. Since the Mac is useful and entertaining my computer is tremendously important to me. The second artifact that is important to me is the book, ”The Time Pirate.” The book is about a kid who can travel time with a mysterious orb invented by Leonardo da Vinci and he flies his dad’ airplane. It’s important to me because it is entertaining and I get caught up in the story as he recounts his adventures. The book is also important since it

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