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Acceleration Chair (from Mote in God's Eye by Larry Niven (w/J. Pournelle) )
Acceleration Couch (from Mote in God's Eye by Larry Niven (w/J. Pournelle) )
Aerostat Monitor- a small flying platform (from The Diamond Age by Neal Stephenson )
Agony Box- testing for humans (from Heretics of Dune by Frank Herbert )
Air Blast- the first air dryer (from Coventry by Robert Heinlein )
AIRE- reverse engineering software (from Mother of Storms by John Barnes )
Airplane Window Ads- ads on clouds (from The Space Merchants by Frederik Pohl )
Air-Propelled Train- silent mass transit (from Fahrenheit 451 by Ray Bradbury )
Alderson Point- a wormhole to the stars (from Mote in God's Eye by Larry Niven (w/J. Pournelle) )
Analogue- devolution through chemistry (from The Stars My Destination by Alfred Bester )
Andy- an artificial human (from Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep? by Philip K. Dick )
Ansible- the ultimate long distance phone (from Rocannon's World by Ursula LeGuin )
Anti-Gerasone- drink and look younger (from Tomorrow and Tomorrow and Tomorrow by Kurt Vonnegut )
Arachnofiber Uniforms- Spidey delivers pizza (from Snow Crash by Neal Stephenson )
Arcology- Soleri's dream (from Oath of Fealty by Larry Niven (w/J. Pournelle) )
Armored Clothing- modern armor (from The Dosadi Experiment by Frank Herbert )
Atlotl/Gibiril Regimen- regrow and rejuvenate (from The Godmakers by Frank Herbert )
Atmosphere Control (from Mote in God's Eye by Larry Niven (w/J. Pournelle) )
Audio Relay- personal RFID transceiver (from The Puppet Masters by Robert Heinlein )
Autodoc- automated medical device (from The Best of all Possible Wars by Larry Niven )
Automated Sentry (from Darwin's Children by Greg Bear )
Automatic Pilot- a brief history (from The Space Merchants by Frederik Pohl )
Automaton Chessplayer- the first chess-playing computer (from Moxon's Master by Ambrose Bierce )
Autoporter- personal baggage handler (from Shockwave Rider by John Brunner )
Ava (from The Calcutta Chromosome by Amitav Ghosh )
Avatar- godlike poseurs (from Snow Crash by Neal Stephenson )
Babel-17- words are telling (from Babel 17 by Samuel R. Delany )
Babelfish- improbable translator (from The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy by Douglas Adams )
Ballisticules - nanomachines throw their weight around (from The Diamond Age by Neal Stephenson )
Bambakias Hotel- help it come into being (from Distraction by Bruce Sterling )
Bank Chip- a smart credit card (from Mona Lisa Overdrive by William Gibson )
Barrier- force field fence (from Coventry by Robert Heinlein )
Bat Wings- enable personal flight (from Limits by Larry Niven )
Battle Language (from Dune by Frank Herbert )
Bedog- a comfy canine (from The Dosadi Experiment by Frank Herbert )
Beetle- a balloon with a shell (from Saturn's Race by Larry Niven )
Belt Sword- bendable weapon (from All Tomorrow's Parties by William Gibson )
Beta Beam Satellite (from Limits by Larry Niven )
Big Computer- wide-screen Jehovah (from Millenium by John Varley )
Big Flue (from Fahrenheit 451 by Ray Bradbury )
Big Push- miles long slingshot (from Limits by Larry Niven (w/J. Pournelle) )
Biological Package Probe- automaton Johnny Appleseed (from A World Out of Time by Larry Niven )
Biologics- organic computing (from Blood Music by Greg Bear )
Biosoft (from Count Zero by William Gibson )
Birthing egg- IVF without the bother (from Nanotime by Bart Kosko )
Black Power- solar power in a spray can (from The Woman in Del Rey Crater by Larry Niven )
Blaster (from Coventry by Robert Heinlein )
Bohemias- a cultural incubator (from All Tomorrow's Parties by William Gibson )
Boob Cube- 3D TV is no better (from The Best of all Possible Wars by Larry Niven )
Books (from Fahrenheit 451 by Ray Bradbury )
Boomer Park (from Nanotime by Bart Kosko )
Boosterspice- anti geriatric drug (from Ringworld Engineers by Larry Niven )
Boppers- robots do their own thing (from Wetware by Rudy Rucker )
Bounce Tube- pneumatic tube system for people (from Double Star by Robert Heinlein )
Brainlock- life in the now (from Mona Lisa Overdrive by William Gibson )
Briefcase Console- the original notebook computer (from Oath of Fealty by Larry Niven )
Bubble- undersea elevator (from Saturn's Race by Larry Niven )
Bubble Car- does it come in moire? (from A World Out of Time by Larry Niven )
Bubblehead- big-head brainiacs (from The Three Stigmata of Palmer Eldrytch by Philip K. Dick )
Bugged Money- money rigged for surveillance (from Distraction by Bruce Sterling )
Burbclave- autonomous suburban enclave (from Snow Crash by Neal Stephenson )
Bussard Ramjet (from A World Out of Time by Larry Niven )
Butcher Plant- a plant that grows steaks (from Time is the Simplest Thing by Clifford Simak )
Calculator Pad- grandfather of the pocket calculator (from Foundation by Isaac Asimov )
Caleban Contact- listen to the stars (from The Dosadi Experiment by Frank Herbert )
Caliban Beachball- home to the stars (from Whipping Star by Frank Herbert )
Camden Speedster- compare this to an SUV (from Methuselah's Children by Robert Heinlein )
Canola Oil- a cob in your tank (from Virtual Light by William Gibson )
Carryall- single wing aircraft (from Dune by Frank Herbert )
Cerebral Microprocessors (from Millenium by John Varley )
Chairdog- the ultimate ergonomic chair (from Whipping Star by Frank Herbert )
Chevaline- robotic horse (from The Diamond Age by Neal Stephenson )
Chiphead- circuits rule, neurons drool (from Nanotime by Bart Kosko )
Chirpsithtra Supercomputer- build your own (from Niven's Laws by Larry Niven )
Chunker- non-violent weapon (from Virtual Light by William Gibson )
Cider Press- acceleration made bearable (from Double Star by Robert Heinlein )
Circumlunar- home with lunar views (from Schismatrix by Bruce Sterling )
City Fathers- AI with centuries of experience (from Cities in Flight by James Blish )
Clave- a suburban enclave (from The Diamond Age by Neal Stephenson )
Cleaning Machine Warren (from Mona Lisa Overdrive by William Gibson )
Cloaking Device (from The Enterprise Incident by Author Unknown )
Cobra- slither and destroy (from Lord of Light by Roger Zelazny )
Coffiest- coffee plus (from The Space Merchants by Frederik Pohl )
Coffin Rack- coffin hotel (from The Science Fiction Yearbook (ed. Jerry Pournelle) by William Gibson )
Cold-Sleep- hibernation between the stars (from Between Planets by Robert Heinlein )
Columbiad- 900 foot cannon (from From the Earth to the Moon by Jules Verne )
Comeye- portable video camera (from Heretics of Dune by Frank Herbert )
Comlink (from Star Wars by George Lucas )
Communicate with Extraterrestrials (from From the Earth to the Moon by Jules Verne )
Communications Implant- I think therefore I network (from Oath of Fealty by Larry Niven )
Commuter Cooling Unit- portable air conditioning (from The Three Stigmata of Palmer Eldrytch by Philip K. Dick )
Composite Expert System- interface with a heart (from Twenty Evocations by Bruce Sterling )
Compulsive Subsonics- ads dodge your cortex (from The Space Merchants by Frederik Pohl )
Computer monitor- 70s workstation (from The Dosadi Experiment by Frank Herbert )
Computer Translator- computer translator and GPS (from Idoru by William Gibson )
Computer Worm (Tapeworm)- invention of the concept (from Shockwave Rider by John Brunner )
Concrete Boxes- U-Stor-U (from Earth Made of Glass by John Barnes )
Cone of Silence (from Dune by Frank Herbert )
Construct- personna in software (from Neuromancer by William Gibson )
Contact Venom (from Twenty Evocations by Bruce Sterling )
Control-Face- an LCD remote control (from Idoru by William Gibson )
Cookie-Cutters- bomblets in your bloodstream (from The Diamond Age by Neal Stephenson )
Copseye- a surveillance drone (from Cloak of Anarchy by Larry Niven )
Copter Harness (from The Star Beast by Robert Heinlein )
Corpsicle- thaw and hire? (from A World Out of Time by Larry Niven )
Cortical Stack- USB/WiFi flashdrive for your brain (from Altered Carbon by Richard Morgan )
Courtarena- judgement by frog-people (from The Dosadi Experiment by Frank Herbert )
Crash Web (from Crashlander by Larry Niven )
Crechepod- full life suport (from The Godmakers by Frank Herbert )
Crysknife- knife from a sandworm's tooth (from Dune by Frank Herbert )
Customized Clothing- mast customization (from Methuselah's Children by Robert Heinlein )
Cutteray- mining laser (from Dune by Frank Herbert )
Cybernetic Water Witch- (from Idoru by William Gibson )
Cyberspace- the original consensual hallucination (from Neuromancer by William Gibson )
Daddy- instant knowledge (from When Gravity Fails by George Alec Effinger )
Daily Schedule (DS)- intelligent day planner (from The Dosadi Experiment by Frank Herbert )
Data Haven- an alternative web host (from Islands in the Net by Bruce Sterling )
Datacase (from Heretics of Dune by Frank Herbert )
Datapack- portable DRAM (from Dune: House Harkonnen by Brian Herbert )
Data-Retrieval Mode- data recovery for brains (from Shockwave Rider by John Brunner )
Deathstar (from Star Wars by George Lucas )
Deceleration Paste- antidote for deceleration trauma (from Schismatrix by Bruce Sterling )
Decorative Implant- gadget surgery (from Babel 17 by Samuel R. Delany )
Deflatory Gesture Twenty-Two (from Diabologic by Eric Frank Russell )
Deflector Shield (from Star Wars by George Lucas )
Dental Switchboard- tongue switching (from The Stars My Destination by Alfred Bester )
Dew Collector- when every drop counts (from Dune by Frank Herbert )
Diabological Armory (from Diabologic by Eric Frank Russell )
Didge-Ital (from Islands in the Net by Bruce Sterling )
Digital Running Shoes- just measure it (from Islands in the Net by Bruce Sterling )
Dime Disk- data storage (from The Best of all Possible Wars by Larry Niven )
Dimensino- alien entertainment center (from Time is the Simplest Thing by Clifford Simak )
Direct Interface- cut NaturallySpeaking out of the loop (from Steel Beach by John Varley )
Directional Ticket- the ticket guides you (from Foundation by Isaac Asimov )
Disruptor Bomb (from The Man in the Maze by Robert Silverberg )
Distrans- talk to the animals (from Dune by Frank Herbert )
Diveskin- wetsuit for the deep rift (from Starfish by Peter Watts )
Dog Pod Grid- aerostat defensive maneuver (from The Diamond Age by Neal Stephenson )
Dog Suit- costumes for aliens that work (from Doorways in the Sand by Roger Zelazny )
Doorseal (from Dune by Frank Herbert )
Dornier (from Mona Lisa Overdrive by William Gibson )
Dr. Smile- psychiatrist in a suitcase (from The Three Stigmata of Palmer Eldrytch by Philip K. Dick )
Drafting Dan- born before CAD (from The Door Into Summer by Robert Heinlein )
Dray-Fish- harness fish power (from The Moon Moth by Jack Vance )
Dream Park- theme park ancestor (from Dream Park by Larry Niven )
Drinking Bulb- best drinking container (from Ringworld by Larry Niven )
Droid (from Star Wars by George Lucas )
Droud- wire your pleasure center (from Ringworld by Larry Niven )
Dustmice- tiny robot detectives (from Queen of Angels by Greg Bear )
Dustplug- cover your microsoft slot (from Count Zero by William Gibson )
Eager Beaver- your friendly robot helper (from The Door Into Summer by Robert Heinlein )
Ego-Likeness- a true portrait (from Dune by Frank Herbert )
Electric Sheep- livestock as consumer electronics (from Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep? by Philip K. Dick )
Electric-Eyed Snake (from Fahrenheit 451 by Ray Bradbury )
Electrify the Hull- repel boarders! (from 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea by Jules Verne )
Eloi- long lifers (from Queen of Angels by Greg Bear )
Emblok- MP3 player for memories (from Earth Made of Glass by John Barnes )
Embryonic Robots- first scifi nanobots? (from Counter Clock World by Philip K. Dick )
Empathy Box- TV for your emotional brain (from Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep? by Philip K. Dick )
Empty Man- a body ready for a mind (from A World Out of Time by Larry Niven )
E-Paper- disposable LCD displays (from Darwin's Children by Greg Bear )
Escalladder- a ladder you can ride (from Crashlander by Larry Niven )
Escape Pod (from Star Wars by George Lucas )
Exoskeleton- a military exoskeleton (from A Good Old-Fashioned Future by Bruce Sterling )
External Eyelensesmake a spectacle of yourself (from Altered Carbon by Richard Morgan )
Extra-Factual Memory- an implanted memory (from We Can Remember It For You Wholesale by Philip K. Dick )
Eyecaps (from Starfish by Peter Watts )
Eyephone (from Starfish by Peter Watts )
Fabricules- squeaky clean nanomachine (from The Diamond Age by Neal Stephenson )
Face Seal (from Starfish by Peter Watts )
Factory Crawler (or Harvester Crawler) (from Dune by Frank Herbert )
Fanmetal- build temporary shelters (from Dune by Frank Herbert )
Fencing Mirror- fencing instructor (from Dune by Frank Herbert )
Filament Paper Book (from Dune by Frank Herbert )
Filter Wheel- stepwise refinement (from The Diamond Age by Neal Stephenson )
Finger Watch (from The Puppet Masters by Robert Heinlein )
Flashlight Laser (from Ringworld by Larry Niven )
Flatscreen Movie- old-fashioned 2D entertainment (from Orbital Resources by John Barnes )
Flexitime- you've had enough, pal (from Master of Space and Time by Rudy Rucker )
Flickercladding (from Wetware by Rudy Rucker )
Float-home- living houseboat (from Whipping Star by Frank Herbert )
Floating Island (from Saturn's Race by Larry Niven )
Flycycle- if a Harley could fly (from Ringworld by Larry Niven )
Food Factory- fast food from outer space (from Beyond the Blue Event Horizon by Frederik Pohl )
Force-Field Penknife- origin of the Lightsaber? (from Foundation by Isaac Asimov )
Fractal Knife- more cutting surface (from Virtual Light by William Gibson )
Free Return Trajectory- first mention (from From the Earth to the Moon by Jules Verne )
Freedom Machine- nanotech birth control (from The Diamond Age by Neal Stephenson )
Fresher- refreshing chamber (from Methuselah's Children by Robert Heinlein )
Gee Bath- waterbeds for space craft (from Mote in God's Eye by Larry Niven (w/J. Pournelle) )
General Products Hull (from Ringworld by Larry Niven )
Geometric Modeling- eighteenth century NURBS (from Gulliver's Travels by Jonathan Swift )
Geosynchronous Satellite (from V2 for Ionospheric Research by Arthur C. Clarke )
Ghola- night of the living Duncan (from Dune Messiah by Frank Herbert )
Glass Fiber Suit (from A Case of Conscience by James Blish )
Glowglobe (from Dune by Frank Herbert )
Gnome- built into life support (from Millenium by John Varley )
Gobathian- full body healing (from Time is the Simplest Thing by Clifford Simak )
Go-Buggy (from The Godmakers by Frank Herbert )
Golden Lights- track lighting without the track (from Dune by Frank Herbert )
GPS Sunglasses- you are here (from All Tomorrow's Parties by William Gibson )
Graluz- breeding pond for frog people (from The Dosadi Experiment by Frank Herbert )
Grapple Tracks (from The Dosadi Experiment by Frank Herbert )
Gravitic Repulsion Elevator (from Foundation by Isaac Asimov )
Gravity Lens- see the stars (from Protector by Larry Niven )
Gravity Web- keep gravity to a minimum (from Whipping Star by Frank Herbert )
Gravity-assisted Subway- the shortest possible distance (from A World Out of Time by Larry Niven )
Green Bullet- carry your mentor with you (from Fahrenheit 451 by Ray Bradbury )
Grok (from Stranger in a Strange Land by Robert Heinlein )
Ground Level Roof (from Crashlander by Larry Niven )
Groundcar- the old-fashioned present (from Foundation by Isaac Asimov )
HAL-9000- prototypical AI (from 2001: A Space Odyssey by Arthur C. Clarke )
Handwriter- tattoo as output device (from Steel Beach by John Varley )
Hangman- robot telefactor (from My Name is Legion by Roger Zelazny )
Happylife Home- visit to The Veldt (from The Illustrated Man by Ray Bradbury )
Headset- wireless ear-clips (from Idoru by William Gibson )
Hearing Aid- someone to listen (from Shockwave Rider by John Brunner )
Heartshirt- wear your pulse on your sleeve (from Wetware by Rudy Rucker )
Hibernaculum- nap time (from 2001: A Space Odyssey by Arthur C. Clarke )
High Orbit Archipelago (from Mona Lisa Overdrive by William Gibson )
High Tech Trash Can (from Islands in the Net by Bruce Sterling )
Hilsch Vortex Tube- Maxwell's demon lives! (from The Space Merchants by Frederik Pohl )
Holo- 3D driver's license (from Rim by Alexander Besher )
Holographic Commercial (from The Computer Connection by Alfred Bester )
Home Manager- AI + Franklin Planner (from Queen of Angels by Greg Bear )
Hotdesk- the cubicle is the computer (from Idoru by William Gibson )
House Records-10K years of information management (from Heretics of Dune by Frank Herbert )
House Voice- Thurber's nightmare (from Mona Lisa Overdrive by William Gibson )
Hovercraft- rides on a cushion of air (from Mona Lisa Overdrive by William Gibson )
Hoverlimo- hovercraft for hire (from Steel Beach by John Varley )
Hunter-seeker- floats like a butterfly… (from Dune by Frank Herbert )
Hunting Robe- a very thin hunting dog (from Time is the Simplest Thing by Clifford Simak )
Hush Corner- noice reduction (from Double Star by Robert Heinlein )
Hydraulic Bed- a water bed (from Stranger in a Strange Land by Robert Heinlein )
Hydropathic bed- better than a waterbed (from The Demolished Man by Alfred Bester )
Hypercard- it sure carries a lot of weight (from Snow Crash by Neal Stephenson )
Hyperdrive- is FTL possible? (from Foundation by Isaac Asimov )
Hypnotic injunction (from Methuselah's Children by Robert Heinlein )
Ice Dart- shot with an icicle (from Nanotime by Bart Kosko )
Ice-Nine- the final form of water (from Cat's Cradle by Kurt Vonnegut )
Ideator- gene identification (from Darwin's Children by Greg Bear )
Idoru- a software-generated personality (from Idoru by William Gibson )
Illuminium- glows with its own light (from Altered Carbon by Richard Morgan )
Ilse- first intelligent ship brain (from Long Shot by Vernor Vinge )
Immunocules- nanotechnology imitates life (from The Diamond Age by Neal Stephenson )
Implanted Credit Card- wherever you want it to be (from The Diamond Age by Neal Stephenson )
Implanted Tranceiver- totally hands free phone (from The Godmakers by Frank Herbert )
Implant-Watch- this is so cool (from Cloak of Anarchy by Larry Niven )
Inert Resin- resinous coatings (from Islands in the Net by Bruce Sterling )
Infinite Improbability Drive- what are the odds it exists? (from The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy by Douglas Adams )
Infowar Operation (from Distraction by Bruce Sterling )
Intellectual Cell- cellular computing (from Blood Music by Greg Bear )
Interactive Video Column- see the world -- from convenience stores? (from All Tomorrow's Parties by William Gibson )
Invisible Teenager (from Eurema's Dam by R.A. Lafferty )
Ixian Probe (from Heretics of Dune by Frank Herbert )
Jackleg- dodge the data cops (from Islands in the Net by Bruce Sterling )
JAL Shuttle (from Neuromancer by William Gibson )
Joeboy- got muscles? (from Neuromancer by William Gibson )
Jubba Cloak (from Dune by Frank Herbert )
Jump Harness- rocket pack (from Stranger in a Strange Land by Robert Heinlein )
Jumpdoor- entrance to the rabbit hole (from Whipping Star by Frank Herbert )
Junkbot- spamachine (from Distraction by Bruce Sterling )
Kamikaze Andy (from Tekwar by William Shatner )
Kemplerer Rosette- planets without a sun (from Ringworld by Larry Niven )
King's Free Park- a long narrow park (from Cloak of Anarchy by Larry Niven )
Kipple- non-recycled paper. (from Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep? by Philip K. Dick )
Kitchen Korner (from Idoru by William Gibson )
Knockdown Cabin- portable shelter (from Coventry by Robert Heinlein )
Knowledge Engine- machine-made expertise (from Gulliver's Travels by Jonathan Swift )
Korsakov's- mind control (from Mona Lisa Overdrive by William Gibson )
Krimskell Fiber- better than zip strips (from Dune by Frank Herbert )
Landspeeder- the future of hovercraft (from Star Wars by George Lucas )
Langston Field- energy shield (from Mote in God's Eye by Larry Niven (w/J. Pournelle) )
Laser Cannon- ground-based power for space craft (from Mote in God's Eye by Larry Niven (w/J. Pournelle) )
Lasgun- laser weapon (from Dune by Frank Herbert )
Launching Facility- in Florida (from From the Earth to the Moon by Jules Verne )
Leyden Ball- grandfather of the taser (from 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea by Jules Verne )
Lidar- radar with visible light (from The Diamond Age by Neal Stephenson )
Life-shield Blanket (from Heretics of Dune by Frank Herbert )
Lifezone- biosphere (from Tides of Light by Gregory Benford )
Light Sail- propulsion for spacecraft (from Sail 25 by Jack Vance )
Lightsaber- the original light saber (from Star Wars by George Lucas )
Light-Sword- not an epee (from Ringworld by Larry Niven )
Lithocule- building block (from The Diamond Age by Neal Stephenson )
Litter Sling (from Heretics of Dune by Frank Herbert )
Little Bird- surveillance drone (from Darwin's Children by Greg Bear )
Live Carpet (from Queen of Angels by Greg Bear )
Living Grass Carpet (from Stranger in a Strange Land by Robert Heinlein )
Loglo- highway light signature (from Snow Crash by Neal Stephenson )
Loogie Gun- can't we have nonviolent AND sanitary? (from Snow Crash by Neal Stephenson )
Lucid Dreamer- it's a dream machine (from Starfish by Peter Watts )
Lucky Dragon ATM- an ATM with an attitude (from All Tomorrow's Parties by William Gibson )
Lunar Concrete (from Mona Lisa Overdrive by William Gibson )
Maas-Neotek Biochip (from Mona Lisa Overdrive by William Gibson )
MagnaPoon- as in harpoon (from Snow Crash by Neal Stephenson )
Mandroid- a mechanical human (from Altered Carbon by Richard Morgan )
Mass Pointer (from Crashlander by Larry Niven )
Matrix- shared virtual reality (from Neuromancer by William Gibson )
Matter Compiler- stereolithography on steroids (from The Diamond Age by Neal Stephenson )
Mattress Sleep Sensor- foolproof anti-sleep (from Dream Park by Larry Niven )
Maximum-security Booth- high security phone system (from Double Star by Robert Heinlein )
Mechanical Hound- a fireman's best friend (from Fahrenheit 451 by Ray Bradbury )
Mechanist Drogue (from Schismatrix by Bruce Sterling )
Mediaglyphic- animated symbols (from The Diamond Age by Neal Stephenson )
Mediatron- paper-thin LCD display (from The Diamond Age by Neal Stephenson )
Medical Mantis- telefactoring device for physicians (from Starfish by Peter Watts )
Medically Applicable Biochip- a microarray (from Blood Music by Greg Bear )
Message Cylinder- locked capsule (from Dune by Frank Herbert )
Message Tree- communication standard for a world (from A Case of Conscience by James Blish )
Micro-Batchelor- downscale apartment (from Idoru by William Gibson )
Microde- get a new look like you get the flu (from Armed Memory by Jim Smith )
Micromind- just a little AI (from Tides of Light by Gregory Benford )
Microsoft- the cool kind (from Neuromancer by William Gibson )
Microwave Beamer (from Limits by Larry Niven )
Millipede Train- lotsa little legs (from Eon by Greg Bear )
Minimic Film (from Dune by Frank Herbert )
Mite- very small machine helpers (from The Diamond Age by Neal Stephenson )
Mobile Lab (from 2001: A Space Odyssey by Arthur C. Clarke )
Moddy- no personality? No problem! (from When Gravity Fails by George Alec Effinger )
Mole- Underground vehicle (from Oath of Fealty by Larry Niven )
Molemen (from The Computer Connection by Alfred Bester )
Monobloc Dating System- advanced dating software (from The Best of all Possible Wars by Larry Niven )
Monomol Mesh Armor- chain (molecule) mail (from Queen of Angels by Greg Bear )
Mood Organ- play your partner (from Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep? by Philip K. Dick )
Moon Moth- a plain and timid mask (from The Moon Moth by Jack Vance )
Motion Capture Suit- lifetime motion capture (from All Tomorrow's Parties by William Gibson )
Nanofax- fax 3D objects, not flat ones (from All Tomorrow's Parties by William Gibson )
Nanotech Buildings (from Idoru by William Gibson )
Napcap- get a good night's sleep (from Saturn's Race by Larry Niven )
Napcap Rental Facility- snooze at will (from Saturn's Race by Larry Niven )
Needlecast- tightbeam transmission of being (from Altered Carbon by Richard Morgan )
Neoterics- genius on tap (from Microcosmic God by Theodore Sturgeon )
Netwar- communications warfare (from Distraction by Bruce Sterling )
Neuro-netsukes- tiny personality construct (from Rim by Alexander Besher )
Newsbox- better than Google news (from Methuselah's Children by Robert Heinlein )
Newspad- flat panel news display (from 2001: A Space Odyssey by Arthur C. Clarke )
Nexus-6 Brain Unit- meet my friend Roy (from Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep? by Philip K. Dick )
Nightmask (from Hellstrom's Hive by Frank Herbert )
Nikon Eyes- cultivated eyes (from Neuromancer by William Gibson )
No-Globe (from Heretics of Dune by Frank Herbert )
No-Ship (from Heretics of Dune by Frank Herbert )
Nullentropy Bin- world's best salad crisper (from Heretics of Dune by Frank Herbert )
Oceanic Thermal Energy Converter- energy from the sea (from Saturn's Race by Larry Niven )
Odalarm- aromatherapy wake-up call (from The Dosadi Experiment by Frank Herbert )
Odorophonics- scent player (from The Illustrated Man by Ray Bradbury )
Oil Lens- infinitely adjustable lens (from Dune by Frank Herbert )
Olfactory Wakeup Callwakey wakey eggs and bakey (from Altered Carbon by Richard Morgan )
Optic Television (from Twenty Evocations by Bruce Sterling )
Orbital Terminus (from Count Zero by William Gibson )
Orbiting Penal Colony- Alcatraz in orbit (from Tekwar by William Shatner )
Organlegging- first mention of organ smuggling (from The Jigsaw Man by Larry Niven )
Ornithopter- flies like a bird (from Dune by Frank Herbert )
OTEC (from Islands in the Net by Bruce Sterling )
Padloid- National Enquirer on your tablet PC (from Steel Beach by John Varley )
Paid Avoidance Zone- primitive on purpose (from Shockwave Rider by John Brunner )
Pain Box (from Dune by Frank Herbert )
Palm Lock- uses more than a fingerprint (from Dune by Frank Herbert )
Palm Scan- the big print (from All Tomorrow's Parties by William Gibson )
Panatrope- mutation for survival (from Surface Tension by James Blish )
Paracompass- detects local magnetic anomalies (from Dune by Frank Herbert )
Parlor Wall- original big screen TV (from Fahrenheit 451 by Ray Bradbury )
Pedomotive- power stilts (from The Diamond Age by Neal Stephenson )
Penfield Wave Transmitter- an emotional brain remote control (from Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep? by Philip K. Dick )
People-Mover (from Wetware by Rudy Rucker )
Perky Pat Microworld- playset for grownups (from The Three Stigmata of Palmer Eldrytch by Philip K. Dick )
Personal Force-Shield- earliest mention? (from Foundation by Isaac Asimov )
Personal Smelter (from Shockwave Rider by John Brunner )
Personality Simulator- game your office politics (from The Dosadi Experiment by Frank Herbert )
Phantoscope (phenomenoscope) (from The Diamond Age by Neal Stephenson )
Phased Acoustical Array (from The Diamond Age by Neal Stephenson )
Planck Juice- pre-quark beverage (from Master of Space and Time by Rudy Rucker )
Pocket Computer- a PDA (from Mote in God's Eye by Larry Niven (w/J. Pournelle) )
Pocket Phone- invention of the cell phone (from Podkayne of Mars by Robert Heinlein )
Polawindow- change lighting instantly (from The Godmakers by Frank Herbert )
Pole-Tethered Glowglobe (from Heretics of Dune by Frank Herbert )
Polycarbon Exo- a military exoskeleton (from Mona Lisa Overdrive by William Gibson )
Polycarbon Phone Screen (from Count Zero by William Gibson )
Polycarbon Suit- urban camouflage (from Neuromancer by William Gibson )
Portal (from True Names by Vernor Vinge )
Post Office- special package delivery (from Millenium by John Varley )
Poster TV- flattest of flat screen TVs (from A World Out of Time by Larry Niven )
Powered Armor (or Powered Suit)- military exoskeleton (from Starship Troopers by Robert Heinlein )
Power-Wagon- legless beast of burden (from The Last Castle by Jack Vance )
Pray-Machine- megawatts of prayer (from Lord of Light by Roger Zelazny )
Prime Radiant- the ultimate conference projector (from Second Foundation by Isaac Asimov )
Prism Window- better plane window (from The Space Merchants by Frederik Pohl )
Procreative Stump (from Hellstrom's Hive by Frank Herbert )
Profile Sniffers- sifting the web (from Distraction by Bruce Sterling )
Projectile-Vehicle (from From the Earth to the Moon by Jules Verne )
Projection- be in two places at once (from The Computer Connection by Alfred Bester )
Projection Rig- envy of presenters (from Mona Lisa Overdrive by William Gibson )
Proton Gun- don't cross the streams (from Ghostbusters by Harold Ramis )
Pseudoflesh- key to boneless meat (from Whipping Star by Frank Herbert )
Psypyx- will your memories wind up on Kazaa? (from Earth Made of Glass by John Barnes )
Pulse-Timer (from Heretics of Dune by Frank Herbert )
PyrE- thought explosive (from The Stars My Destination by Alfred Bester )
Quantum Logic Thinker (QL)- fuzzy logic thinker (from Heads by Greg Bear )
R2D2- the original (from Star Wars by George Lucas )
Radiant Power Receptor- broadcast power receiver (from Waldo by Robert Heinlein )
Raisin- intelligent hearing aid (from Nanotime by Bart Kosko )
Ramrobot (from Protector by Larry Niven )
Ramsbotham Gate- wormhole (from Tunnel in the Sky by Robert Heinlein )
Ramscoop (from World of Ptavvs by Larry Niven )
Reading Machine (from Stranger in a Strange Land by Robert Heinlein )
Reading Plate- 50's style flat panel (from The Star Beast by Robert Heinlein )
Readout Skin- Gutenberg gets tattoos (from Steel Beach by John Varley )
Recorded Personalities (from Mona Lisa Overdrive by William Gibson )
Recycler (from Starfish by Peter Watts )
Refreshing Chamber (from Coventry by Robert Heinlein )
Refurbished Nervous System- rewired for speed (from The Stars My Destination by Alfred Bester )
Replicant- an artificial human (from Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep? by Philip K. Dick )
Resting Pits (from Limits by Larry Niven )
Restraining Bolt- keeps robots in check (from Star Wars by George Lucas )
Retinal Projection- put the ad right on the eyeball (from The Space Merchants by Frederik Pohl )
Retro-Rockets- Verne invented them! (from From the Earth to the Moon by Jules Verne )
Revitalizer Console.- perk up your bloodstream (from Millenium by John Varley )
Rhennius Machine- reverse yourself (from Doorways in the Sand by Roger Zelazny )
Rifle Range- virtual skeet shooting designed by aliens (from Way Station by Clifford Simak )
Ringworld- sun-girdling artifact (from Ringworld by Larry Niven )
RNA Shots- don't read Cliff notes; eat Cliff (from A World Out of Time by Larry Niven )
Robot (from R.U.R. by Karel Capek )
Robot Crab- robot gardener (from Neuromancer by William Gibson )
Robotic Horse (from The Warlock in Spite of Himself by Christopher Stasheff )
Rolem- robot wrestler (from This Immortal by Roger Zelazny )
Rolling Road- public transport (from The Roads Must Roll by Robert Heinlein )
RUMOKO- island builder (from My Name is Legion by Roger Zelazny )
Runcible- every page an LCD screen (from The Diamond Age by Neal Stephenson )
Salamander- it was a pleasure to burn (from Fahrenheit 451 by Ray Bradbury )
Sandbenders- a gem of a computer (from Idoru by William Gibson )
Sandcrawler- Jawa condo (from Star Wars by George Lucas )
Sandsnork (from Dune by Frank Herbert )
Schrieber Analyzer (from Diabologic by Eric Frank Russell )
Scooter- zipping around the moon (from Against Infinity by Gregory Benford )
Scop- the future of food? (from Islands in the Net by Bruce Sterling )
Scout-Base (from Diabologic by Eric Frank Russell )
Screensaver (Invention of) (from Stranger in a Strange Land by Robert Heinlein )
Scrith- tensile strength (from Ringworld by Larry Niven )
Sculpted Teeth (from Mona Lisa Overdrive by William Gibson )
Seashells (Thimble Radios)- original walkman (from Fahrenheit 451 by Ray Bradbury )
Seeder Ramship (from Rammer by Larry Niven )
Seeker Remote- Jedi training device (from Star Wars by George Lucas )
Selectacol- automating interior design (from The Godmakers by Frank Herbert )
Selected Melanin Boosting- designer tan (from Neuromancer by William Gibson )
Selector Card (from The Puppet Masters by Robert Heinlein )
Self-Satisfied Door- aaaahh! (from The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy by Douglas Adams )
Semuta- eerie music (from Dune by Frank Herbert )
Sensor Arm (from Star Wars by George Lucas )
Shere- beat the brain scan (from Heretics of Dune by Frank Herbert )
Shigawire- high tensile strength wire (from Dune by Frank Herbert )
Shuttlecraft (from Star Trek by Author Unknown )
Sigfrid von Shrink- computer shrink (from Gateway by Frederik Pohl )
Sights (from The Diamond Age by Neal Stephenson )
SimStim- playback your internal experience (from Neuromancer by William Gibson )
SIN (Single Identification Number)- national ID (from Mona Lisa Overdrive by William Gibson )
'Sites- nanobots are your friends (from The Diamond Age by Neal Stephenson )
Skinsuit- a second skin (from Millenium by John Varley )
Skitter- electric carts on Dosadi (from The Dosadi Experiment by Frank Herbert )
Skullgun (from The Diamond Age by Neal Stephenson )
Slamhound (from Count Zero by William Gibson )
Slaver Disintegrator (from Ringworld by Larry Niven )
Slaver Stasis Field (from Ringworld by Larry Niven (w/J. Pournelle) )
Sleeping Plates- null gravity as a sleep aid (from Crashlander by Larry Niven )
Sleeve Watch (from Dream Park by Larry Niven (w/S. Barnes) )
Slidewalk- conveyor for people (from Space Cadet by Robert Heinlein )
Slowboat (from Protector by Larry Niven )
Smart Bike (from Distraction by Bruce Sterling )
Smart Box- your pizza knows if it's late (from Snow Crash by Neal Stephenson )
Smart Gel (from Starfish by Peter Watts )
Smart Lanes- my way IS the highway (from Nanotime by Bart Kosko )
Smart Material- never wash those walls again (from All Tomorrow's Parties by William Gibson )
Smart Paper- thin-film transistor display (from The Diamond Age by Neal Stephenson )
Smart Tag- sneaky graffiti (from All Tomorrow's Parties by William Gibson )
Smart Wheels- variable length spokes (from Snow Crash by Neal Stephenson )
Smartcoral Reef- water purifying reef (from The Diamond Age by Neal Stephenson )
Snake Contact Lens- get that reptillian look (from All Tomorrow's Parties by William Gibson )
Sniggertrance- caught between the stars (from Whipping Star by Frank Herbert )
Softener Key (from Protector by Larry Niven )
Solar Reception Screen- photovoltaics in action (from The Roads Must Roll by Robert Heinlein )
Solido Projector- envy of presenters (from Dune by Frank Herbert )
Sonabarrier- keep the vultures out (from The Dosadi Experiment by Frank Herbert )
Sours (from Schismatrix by Bruce Sterling )
Sparkers- tasty watts for aliens (from Niven's Laws by Larry Niven )
Spashdown- the original idea (from From the Earth to the Moon by Jules Verne )
Speaker Chips- talking books (from Darwin's Children by Greg Bear )
Specimen Track (from Darwin's Children by Greg Bear )
Speedcap- late? Go ballistic! (from Millenium by John Varley )
Spindizzy- pick up your town and go (from Cities in Flight by James Blish )
Spot-Wavex Converter- personalized mass media (from Fahrenheit 451 by Ray Bradbury )
Springer- teleport yourself (from Earth Made of Glass by John Barnes )
Star Machine (from Time is the Simplest Thing by Clifford Simak )
Star Stone (Speicus) (from Doorways in the Sand by Roger Zelazny )
Stasis Field (from Ringworld by Larry Niven )
Stealth House (from Virtual Light by William Gibson )
Steel Drugs (from Islands in the Net by Bruce Sterling )
Steel Tortoise- the original ATV (from Coventry by Robert Heinlein )
Stepping Discs- open teleportation pads (from Ringworld by Larry Niven )
Stereo Tank- 3D TV reciever (from Stranger in a Strange Land by Robert Heinlein )
Stereovision- a 3D television screen (from Stranger in a Strange Land by Robert Heinlein )
Stillsuit- when you want water retention (from Dune by Frank Herbert )
Stilltent- a tent that distills water (from Dune by Frank Herbert )
Stimic (from The Moon Moth by Jack Vance )
Stunner (from Cloak of Anarchy by Larry Niven )
Stunwand (from Hellstrom's Hive by Frank Herbert )
Sub-Etha Sens-O-Matic- better range than your thumb (from The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy by Douglas Adams )
Suit Designer (from Mona Lisa Overdrive by William Gibson )
Sunpower Screen- photovoltaic cells power vehicle (from Coventry by Robert Heinlein )
Superacid- smart acid (from Nanotime by Bart Kosko )
Superconductor of Heat (from Mote in God's Eye by Larry Niven (w/J. Pournelle) )
Supralight Drive (from Star Wars by George Lucas )
Surgically Inset Glasses- why buy expensive frames? (from Neuromancer by William Gibson )
Suspensor- suspend gravity (from Dune by Frank Herbert )
Suspensor Chair- ultimate office chair (from Dune by Frank Herbert )
Suspensor Lamp- descendant of the lava lamp (from Dune by Frank Herbert )
Swimming Tubes (from The Dosadi Experiment by Frank Herbert )
Sympathetic Block- psychological privacy (from The Stars My Destination by Alfred Bester )
Synthespian- a computer-generated actor (from Idoru by William Gibson )
Synthetic Sleeve- artificial body (from Altered Carbon by Richard Morgan )
Talisman- focus on your hopes (from Way Station by Clifford Simak )
Talking Head- retro output device (from Neuromancer by William Gibson )
Talking Pamphlet- maybe too convenient (from Ellison Wonderland by Harlan Ellison )
Talking Tape- smart as a brick (from Distraction by Bruce Sterling )
Tand- an abstract venerated sculpture (from The Dragon Masters by Jack Vance )
Tanglefoot Field- non-lethal crowd control (from The Star Beast by Robert Heinlein )
Taper (from Time is the Simplest Thing by Clifford Simak )
Taprisiot- galactic long distance calling (from The Dosadi Experiment by Frank Herbert )
Taprisiot Monitor- last chance to surveil (from The Dosadi Experiment by Frank Herbert )
Tasp- right where you live (from Ringworld by Larry Niven )
Teaching Chair (from Rammer by Larry Niven )
Teakettle- booster rocket (from Double Star by Robert Heinlein )
Telechronometer (from Blowups Happen by Robert Heinlein )
Temporary Quarters- interior tents (from Neuromancer by William Gibson )
Terraforming (from Collision Orbit by Jack Williamson )
The Veldt (from The Illustrated Man by Ray Bradbury )
Thomasson- urbane sprawl (from Virtual Light by William Gibson )
'Thopter- wing-beat plane (from Dune by Frank Herbert )
Thumper- rhythmic vibration (from Dune by Frank Herbert )
Tickler- clears smog (from Eurema's Dam by R.A. Lafferty )
Time Capsule- time traveler's use them (from Millenium by John Varley )
Time Dingbat- time machine welfare (from The Computer Connection by Alfred Bester )
Time Machine- the original (from The Time Machine by H.G. Wells )
Timepress- time in a bottle (from Millenium by John Varley )
Tleilaxu Eyes (Metal Eyes)- insectile mechanical eyes (from Dune Messiah by Frank Herbert )
TMA-1- the Tycho monolith (from 2001: A Space Odyssey by Arthur C. Clarke )
Toner- dead nanobot bits (from The Diamond Age by Neal Stephenson )
Toothbud Transplant- implanted teeth (from Neuromancer by William Gibson )
Torchship (from Double Star by Robert Heinlein )
Touch Tablet (from Darwin's Children by Greg Bear )
Towel- massively useful (from The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy by Douglas Adams )
Tracked Vehicle (from The Dosadi Experiment by Frank Herbert )
Tractor Beam (from Gray Lensman by E.E. "Doc" Smith )
Tramline (from Mote in God's Eye by Larry Niven (w/J. Pournelle) )
Transcriber- an automated transcriptionist (from Second Foundation by Isaac Asimov )
Transmit-Paper- first use of this idea (from The Godmakers by Frank Herbert )
Transo- teleportation (from Time is the Simplest Thing by Clifford Simak )
Trode-Net- electrode webbing (from Mona Lisa Overdrive by William Gibson )
Truffle Skins- genetically unique money (from The Three Stigmata of Palmer Eldrytch by Philip K. Dick )
Truth Meter- a 50's lie detector (from The Star Beast by Robert Heinlein )
Tumblebug- a gyro-stabilized monocycle (from The Roads Must Roll by Robert Heinlein )
Twing (from Protector by Larry Niven )
Twist-Box- hack your own reality (from Wetware by Rudy Rucker )
Twonky- trashes the time stream (from Millenium by John Varley )
Underground MagLev Train (from Dream Park by Larry Niven (w/S. Barnes) )
Uniflesh- skin for every occasion (from The Dosadi Experiment by Frank Herbert )
Universal Checkbook- radioactive checking (from The Door Into Summer by Robert Heinlein )
Universal Dictionary- grandfather of the electronic dictionary (from The Star Beast by Robert Heinlein )
U-Stor-It- go store yourself (from Snow Crash by Neal Stephenson )
Vacutubes (from Double Star by Robert Heinlein )
Vai-Chi (from Rim by Alexander Besher )
Vaporator (from Star Wars by George Lucas )
Variable Sword- better than Ginsu (from Ringworld by Larry Niven )
Veridicator- lie detector that works (from Little Fuzzy by H. Beam Piper )
Video Unit (from Idoru by William Gibson )
Video-Glasses (from Islands in the Net by Bruce Sterling )
Video-Manicuring Program (from Schismatrix by Bruce Sterling )
Videoshades (from Islands in the Net by Bruce Sterling )
Virtual Meeting- grandson of the web conference (from Idoru by William Gibson )
Virtual Reality Ceremony- serving up VR (from Rim by Alexander Besher )
Visiplate- first flat panel viewer (from First Contact by Murray Leinster )
Visi-Sonor- emotional brain multi-media (from Foundation and Empire by Isaac Asimov )
Vizzyprint- phone printer (from Wetware by Rudy Rucker )
Voight-Kampff Empathy Test- can you pass? (from Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep? by Philip K. Dick )
Vortal Tube (from Whipping Star by Frank Herbert )
Voxbox (from Tekwar by William Shatner )
VR Dyslexia- take those glasses off! (from Rim by Alexander Besher )
Waldo- the origin of telefactoring (from Waldo by Robert Heinlein )
WatchdØg- guardian for a planet (from WatchdØg by Jack C. Haldeman )
Watchphone (from Islands in the Net by Bruce Sterling )
Watercouch (from Beyond the Blue Event Horizon by Frederik Pohl )
Way Station- galactic station master (from Way Station by Clifford Simak )
Wearable White-Noise Generator- urban isolation gear (from Idoru by William Gibson )
Weather Pod (from Dune: House Harkonnen by Brian Herbert )
Webeye- Logitech endpoint (from The Ringworld Throne by Larry Niven )
Webfoam Cradle (from The Man in the Maze by Robert Silverberg )
Week Trees- quick bonsai (from Wetware by Rudy Rucker )
Weightlessness- true science fiction discovery (from From the Earth to the Moon by Jules Verne )
Wimp- body without a mind (from Millenium by John Varley )
Windtrap- pure water source (from Dune by Frank Herbert )
Womb Room- return to the control room (from A World Out of Time by Larry Niven )
Wrist Command (from Tides of Light by Gregory Benford )
Wunderland Treatymaker- peace through power mining (from Ringworld Engineers by Larry Niven )
XV- share your thoughts (from Mother of Storms by John Barnes )
XV Wedge (from Mother of Storms by John Barnes )
Young-Forever (from A World Out of Time by Larry Niven )
Zero-Time Jail- no time off for good behavior (from A World Out of Time by Larry Niven )
Zoo Fences- made of acid (from The Dosadi Experiment by Frank Herbert )
List of Authors (linked to all inventions for that author)
Adams, Douglas
Asimov, Isaac
Barnes, John
Bear, Greg
Benford, Gregory
Besher, Alexander
Bester, Alfred
Bierce, Ambrose
Blish, James
Bradbury, Ray
Brunner, John
Capek, Karel
Clarke, Arthur C.
Delany, Samuel R.
Dick, Philip K.
Effinger, George Alec
Ellison, Harlan
Ghosh, Amitav
Gibson, William
Haldeman, Jack C.
Heinlein, Robert
Herbert, Frank
Herbert, Brian
Kosko, Bart
Lafferty, R.A.
LeGuin, Ursula
Leinster, Murray
Lucas, George
Morgan, Richard
Niven, Larry
Niven (w/J. Pournelle), Larry
Niven (w/S. Barnes), Larry
Piper, H. Beam
Pohl, Frederik
Pournelle, Jerry
Ramis, Harold
Rucker, Rudy
Russell, Eric Frank
Shatner, William
Silverberg, Robert
Simak, Clifford
Smith, Jim
Smith, E.E. "Doc"
Stasheff, Christopher
Stephenson, Neal
Sterling, Bruce
Sturgeon, Theodore
Swift, Jonathan
Unknown, Author
Vance, Jack
Varley, John
Verne, Jules
Vinge, Vernor
Vonnegut, Kurt
Watts, Peter
Wells, H.G.
Williamson, Jack
Zelazny, Roger
List of Works (linked to all inventions from that book)
20,000 Leagues Under the Sea
2001: A Space Odyssey
A Case of Conscience
A Good Old-Fashioned Future
A World Out of Time
Against Infinity
All Tomorrow's Parties
Altered Carbon
Armed Memory
Babel 17
Between Planets
Beyond the Blue Event Horizon
Blood Music
Blowups Happen
Cat's Cradle
Cities in Flight
Cloak of Anarchy
Collision Orbit
Count Zero
Counter Clock World
Coventry
Crashlander
Darwin's Children
Diabologic
Distraction
Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep?
Doorways in the Sand
Double Star
Dream Park
Dune
Dune Messiah
Dune: House Harkonnen
Earth Made of Glass
Ellison Wonderland
Eon
Eurema's Dam
Fahrenheit 451
First Contact
Foundation
Foundation and Empire
From the Earth to the Moon
Gateway
Ghostbusters
Gray Lensman
Gulliver's Travels
Heads
Hellstrom's Hive
Heretics of Dune
Idoru
Islands in the Net
Limits
Little Fuzzy
Long Shot
Lord of Light
Master of Space and Time
Methuselah's Children
Microcosmic God
Millenium
Mona Lisa Overdrive
Mote in God's Eye
Mother of Storms
Moxon's Master
My Name is Legion
Nanotime
Neuromancer
Niven's Laws
Oath of Fealty
Orbital Resources
Podkayne of Mars
Protector
Queen of Angels
R.U.R.
Rammer
Rim
Ringworld
Ringworld Engineers
Rocannon's World
Sail 25
Saturn's Race
Schismatrix
Second Foundation
Shockwave Rider
Snow Crash
Space Cadet
Star Trek
Star Wars
Starfish
Starship Troopers
Steel Beach
Stranger in a Strange Land
Surface Tension
Tekwar
The Best of all Possible Wars
The Calcutta Chromosome
The Computer Connection
The Computer Connection
The Demolished Man
The Diamond Age
The Door Into Summer
The Dosadi Experiment
The Dragon Masters
The Enterprise Incident
The Godmakers
The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy
The Illustrated Man
The Jigsaw Man
The Last Castle
The Man in the Maze
The Moon Moth
The Puppet Masters
The Ringworld Throne
The Roads Must Roll
The Science Fiction Yearbook (ed. Jerry Pournelle)
The Space Merchants
The Star Beast
The Stars My Destination
The Three Stigmata of Palmer Eldrytch
The Time Machine
The Warlock in Spite of Himself
The Woman in Del Rey Crater
This Immortal
Tides of Light
Time is the Simplest Thing
Tomorrow and Tomorrow and Tomorrow
True Names
Tunnel in the Sky
Twenty Evocations
V2 for Ionospheric Research
Virtual Light
Waldo
WatchdØg
Way Station
We Can Remember It For You Wholesale
Wetware
When Gravity Fails
Whipping Star
World of Ptavvs
Science Fiction in the News
12/10/2003: Real Organleggers: Human Organ Trafficking (re: Larry Niven)
12/8/2003: Extreme 2003: Hydrothermal Vent Grind (re: Peter Watts)
12/6/2003: Polymer Takes Cue From Glow Worms (re: Richard Morgan)
12/5/2003: Paraglider To Fly From Greece to Egypt (re: Larry Niven)
12/3/2003: Bush Signs Nanotech R&D Act (re: Philip K. Dick)
12/1/2003: Artificial Cornea Helps Pigs See (re: William Gibson)
11/30/2003: EMBRIO Embodies The Tumblebug (re: Robert Heinlein)
11/29/2003: Planets May Wander Alone (re: Larry Niven)
11/27/2003: Veripay Credit-Card Implant (re: Neal Stephenson)
11/26/2003: Robovac Visualizes Your Home (re: William Gibson)
11/26/2003: Desktop Manufacturing - 3D 'Printouts' (re: William Gibson)
11/25/2003: Vocaloid Voice - Soul Singing Synthesis (re: William Gibson)
11/24/2003: GloFish First Genetically Modified Pet (re: Frank Herbert)
11/22/2003: Berlin Gets Talking Trash Cans (re: Bruce Sterling)
11/21/2003: Smart Home Provides Elder Care (re: Ray Bradbury)
11/21/2003: Biometric ID Cards Doomed To Fail (re: Frank Herbert)
11/21/2003: LingoPhone Provides Mobile Translation (re: William Gibson)
11/20/2003: ARPANET Turns 30 (re: William Gibson)
11/19/2003: Chess Computer Ties Kasparov (re: Ambrose Bierce)
11/18/2003: Epson uFR Micro Flying Robot (re: Neal Stephenson)
11/11/2003: New Technique Detects False Memories (re: Philip K. Dick)
11/10/2003: DARPA Wants Exoskeletons (re: Robert Heinlein)
11/10/2003: Virtual Reality and Your Spider Sense (re: William Gibson)
10/21/2003: Speech Recognition Algorythms Improve (re: Isaac Asimov)
10/13/2003: Three Dimensional Flat Panel Screen Announced (re: Robert Heinlein)
10/13/2003: Robot Masters Sumo and Linux (re: Roger Zelazny)
10/11/2003: First Flight of a Laser Powered Airplane (re: Larry Niven)
10/10/2003: VeriChip Provides Emergency ID (re: Neal Stephenson)
10/3/2003: Underwear Detects Heart Problems (re: Rudy Rucker)
Technovelgy List
