> owning a computer and not knowing what's inside is like not knowing what brand of car you own It's more like not knowing what type of engine your car has. M

> owning a computer and not knowing what's inside is like not knowing what brand of car you own It's more like not knowing what type of engine your car has. Most people don't know or care what type of engine/cpu they have, they just know the brand (and maybe model) of the entire machine. I'm a tech person and I don't even know what CPU is in my computer right now. I know I have a thinkpad x1. I know I paid for the i7 upgrade. I know where to find the CPU model if needed. But day-to-day I just don't care.