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| Video-Glasses Special light-gathering elements allowed the end user to see omni-directionally. (From Islands in the Net [1988] by Bruce Sterling) |
| Post Office A vault used to store time capsules left by travelers to the past; not your usual delivery service. (From Millennium [1983] by John Varley) |
| Rooftop Windmill Renewable energy source for the home. (From A Journey In Other Worlds [1894] by John Jacob Astor IV) |
| Videoshades Sunglasses that let you watch what you want. (From Islands in the Net [1988] by Bruce Sterling) |
| Watchphone A combination cell phone and wrist watch. (From Islands in the Net [1988] by Bruce Sterling) |
| Digital Running Shoes Shoes with a digital readout showing performance. (From Islands in the Net [1988] by Bruce Sterling) |
| Timepress A device that makes time go more quickly in a limited area. (From Millennium [1983] by John Varley) |
| Gnome A person who requires so much life support, they are built into the chair. (From Millennium [1983] by John Varley) |
| Didge-Ital Digital music. (From Islands in the Net [1988] by Bruce Sterling) |
| Inert Resin A special coating that eliminates maintenance on marine structures. (From Islands in the Net [1988] by Bruce Sterling) |
| Speedcap Short for speed capsule (?); sometimes, going ballistic is the fastest way to get there. (From Millennium [1983] by John Varley) |
| Dime Disk A very small data storage medium. (From The Best of all Possible Wars [1998] by Larry Niven) |
| Autodoc An automated physician, a fully autonomous surgical robot. (From World of Ptavvs [1965] by Larry Niven) |
| Neuro-netsukes A small sculpture containing the personality of a living person. (From Rim [1994] by Alexander Besher) |
| Virtual Reality Ceremony Don't just put your motion capture suit on - do it with style. (From Rim [1994] by Alexander Besher) |
| Holo (License) A three-dimensional driver license and identification card. (From Rim [1994] by Alexander Besher) |
| Vai-Chi Tai-Chi movements translated into the virtual world (From Rim [1994] by Alexander Besher) |
| VR Dyslexia Severe disorientation brought about by excessive use of virtual reality equipment. (From Rim [1994] by Alexander Besher) |
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