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"Science and science fiction, how do you even distinguish the two?"
- Jerry Pournelle
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| Helmet-Mounted Display Screen | ||
| A small electronic display mounted for easy viewing. |
Who had the first idea for a helmet-mounted display screen? Here's a very early candidate.
| He twisted his head around and blinked to focus his eyes on the two-inch oscilloscope screen set inside his helmet. The little green face smiled at him - the jagged wave pattern gleaming like a row of broken teeth. |
| Technovelgy from Rock Diver,
by Harry Harrison. Published by Hillman Periodicals in 1951 Additional resources -
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