Neural interface implant

A neural interface implant is a type of computer hardware that permits the user to control electronic devices using their mind. Typically it relies on a cable jack, wireless connection, or both.
Implant 	Description 	Point Cost 	Accessibility 	Cost ($)	Legality
Cable Jack 	A socket implanted in the body, usually in the back of the head or spine, with a communications interface.	Cable Jack (Sensie, +80%) [9]. 9 points. 	Major procedure (minor at TL10-12).	$4,000 	LC3
Wireless Neural Interface	A wireless neural interface radio with a one-mile range. It can also function as a radio communicator! 	Radio (Reduced Range, x1/10, -30%; Secure, +20%; Sensie, +80%) [17]. 17 points.	Major procedure (minor at TL10-12).	$5,000 	LC3
==References==
*Ultra-Tech, p.216-217
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