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    Count Zero by  William Gibson: 
      Science Fiction Inventions, Technology and Ideas
    This is Gibson's second book, published after Neuromancer; it is set in the same near-future Earth. A corporate mercenary is given the task of getting a high tech executive (and his new biochip) to safety. Select
      an invention: 
    
         Biosoft  A biography that includes actual life experience from the subject; a biographical download.
           
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         Polycarbon Phone Screen  A telephone that provides videophone capability using a very thin screen that is folded away when not in use.
           
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         Slamhound  An automated assassination device with a keen sense of smell.
           
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