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| Ebony Teeth Completely black artificial teeth. (From Now Wait For Last Year [1966] by Philip K. Dick) |
| Robant Bill Collector A robot designed to collect overdue bills, no matter what. (From Now Wait For Last Year [1966] by Philip K. Dick) |
| Surgical Homeostatic Unit An autonomous surgical robot, able to drill into the body and perform surgery. (From Now Wait For Last Year [1966] by Philip K. Dick) |
| Gnostotron Computing device capable of producing an informational model of absolutely everything in existence. (From The Cyberiad: Fables for the Cybernetic Age [1965] by Stanislaw Lem) |
| Gigagnostotron Enormously powerful computing device. (From The Cyberiad: Fables for the Cybernetic Age [1965] by Stanislaw Lem) |
| Inflatable Church A church using an inflatable projection screen as an altar. (From The Shockwave Rider [1975] by John Brunner) |
| Handbag Computer Device capable of carrying on your conversation for you. (From The Futurological Congress [1974] by Stanislaw Lem) |
| Accelerated Schooling Helmet A device that stimulates the brain and imparts knowledge directly. (From Cities in Flight [1957] by James Blish) |
| Time Dredge A device that scoops up material from the past, and returns it to the present. (From Time Dredge [1942] by Robert Arthur) |
| Dixon Pump An temporary mechanical heart to circulate blood. (From Dr. Futurity [1960] by Philip K. Dick) |
| Metallic Marx A robot who strikes for better working conditions. (From The Robots Strike [1959] by Harry Harrison) |
| Desktop-TV Video available worldwide, prepared by everyone. (From Factoring Humanity [1998] by Robert J. Sawyer) |
| Personalized Fashion Display A set of displays that show you dressed in different uniforms. (From Bill the Galactic Hero [1965] by Harry Harrison) |
| Robomule The robotic equivalent of a mule. (From Bill the Galactic Hero [1965] by Harry Harrison) |
| Predator Wrist Display A wrist bracelet with a variety of useful functions. (From Predator [1987] by John McTiernan) |
| Ecstasy Plug An implanted module that allowed a wirehead to plug himself into ordinary house current. (From Death by Ecstasy [1969] by Larry Niven) |
| Multi-function Living Room A small living space with a variety of functions built-in. (From Death by Ecstasy [1969] by Larry Niven) |
| Memory Plastic Takes various shapes impressed into it on command. (From Death by Ecstasy [1969] by Larry Niven) |
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