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Computer Terminal - A computer terminal is any colony, starship, or station based electronic hardware that can access and process data via keyboard or voice commands and monitor, or hologram. Using the right codes and COMTECH rolls at a terminal can potentially give you access to whatever MU/TH/UR or A.P.O.L.L.O. knows.

PR-PUT Portable Remote Pilot Uplink Terminal - A military-grade armored and water-resistant laptop, this portable terminal has a built-in piloting joystick. With the right skills (COMTECH roll) and access codes, you can use a PR-PUT to patch into a colony uplink tower and remote pilot an orbiting ship.

Seegson C-Series Magnetic Tape Recorder - An “old tech” portable audio recorder used to record or play music and audio logs. Popular models include the classic C-24 ka-boombox and the just released portable C-60 “spacewalk-man.” Now when you go EVA you can bring your country blues with you (MANIPULATION +1).

Samani E-Series Watch - A dual-faced precision wristwatch, each Samani E-series device is capable of telling the time and date for two synchronized colonial locations, allowing space travelers to keep track of time back home while they are in deep space. The latest addition, the E-550, includes oxygen and pressure sensors to warn its user of a hull breach (SURVIVAL +1).

Personal Data Transmitter - These “PDTs” transmit the recipient’s location. Some models also monitor vital signs. Most corporate sponsored Frontier worlds equip their colonists with PDTs in order to keep track of them in hostile environments. PDTs can be surgically implanted, built into a pressure suit, or worn as an accessory.

IFF Transponder - A personal beacon that prevents automated sentry systems from accidentally blowing friendly targets to pieces. Usually surgically implanted before a campaign, the only flaws in the system are when their signal is disrupted and when an enemy gets their hands on a transceiver for infiltration purposes. How is this accomplished if IFFs are surgically implanted? You’d be amazed what a good sharp knife can do.

Data Transmitter Cards - DTCs are small clear plastic data transmitter cards that plug into a variety of recording equipment, such as the built-in visual and audio recorders on a space suit helmet. They wirelessly transmit data to the terminal they are synced to. Information captured by the device can be analyzed by a MU/TH/UR or A.P.O.L.L.O. system or displayed on a HoloTab.

Seegson P-DAT - A personal data tablet, a P-DAT can be synced with Spectrograph Mapping Devices, PDTs, and helmet cams to coordinate a team on the go.

Seegson System Diagnostic Device - The SSDD is used to troubleshoot computer and mechanical systems aboard a space station or starship. A good engineer knows how to use one of these to hack doors and computer terminals— but you didn’t read that here (COMTECH +2).

HoloTab - A high end strategic and analysis platform, a HoloTab—or Holographic Display Table—takes scanned live or recorded information fed to it and generates a three dimensional hologram of the subject. A HoloTab is usually used in conjunction with pre-existing maps or in coordination with PDTs and Parameter Uplink Spectagraph hardware (COMMAND and OBSERVATION +2).

Modular Computing Device - Perfected and manufactured by Weyland Corp in the 21st Century, a MCD is a high-end full audio/visual holographic projector. The holograms generated can fill a 6x6m area and are completely immersive.