Boppers - robots do their own thing
Self-reproducing robots; they did not obey Asimov's laws for robots (or any other man-made rules).

Wetware (1988)

Flexitime - you've had enough, pal
A work system that actually tells you when you've put in your time.

Master of Space and Time (1984)

Flickercladding - light emission and absorption
A covering that allowed robots to absorb incident light or emit light, as needed.

Wetware (1988)

Heartshirt - wear your pulse on your sleeve
A shirt that was able to detect heart sounds and display associated colors.

Wetware (1988)

Lifebox
A device that captures a person's life experience in software.

Soft Death (1986)

Moldies
Autonomous, intelligent, artificial life forms.

Freeware (1997)

Orphids
Nanomachines replicate theselves from dust - and cover the Earth.

Postsingular (2007)

People-Mover
A fixed mode of transporting people outside; and, they get to sit down.

Wetware (1988)

Planck Juice - pre-quark beverage
A continuous pre-quark force-medium with no distinguishing characteristics (it's mostly gluons)

Master of Space and Time (1984)

Twist-Box - hack your own reality
A device that scrambles your sensory input, providing you with a different kind of experience.

Wetware (1988)

Vizzyprint - phone printer
A printer attached to a video phone.

Wetware (1988)

Week Trees - quick bonsai
Specially engineered bonsai that could grow in a week, instead of decades.

Wetware (1988)