Gorble wrote:In truth if he got it after his money scheme he might have gone for the more subdued look. So the interface 'jacks' are actually barely visible contact points on his arm. His temple ports are concealed behind a dermal flap. Really beyond that you're talking number of connectable devices and types.
It seems like the neural processor would be one of the big tech toys in this world. Like having a smart phone is nowadays. Stupid smart phones...I need to get one....
So, Cal has a:
2025 Dermotech, advanced A-prime neural processor (Special, High capacity edition)
- Best neural processor money could buy...in 2025.
- HUD vision feature: Strategically displays variables (up to 5) such as temperature or available creds. Additional variables can be downloaded/purchased. An interactive 2D map can be accessed.
- synchronizes with bio-augmentation.
- Automatically Synchronizes data storage devices.
- Proximity synchronization to car or house.
- Advanced streaming for internet, social media, and entertainment.
Cons:
Trouble accessing all features in the latest technology.
Downloading and streaming excessive modern day information is problematic. Lower graphics or pixel setting helps depending on what he's streaming.
Some reverse compatibility issues.
I'm mirroring this off my Rebel XT Digital SLR camera. Best SLR under $1000....back in 2005. It was awesome back then, and today it still takes great pictures, but its 8 megapixels is nothing compared to the 18 megapixels of the Rebel T4i. ....also, smart phones now have better megapixels. X_X