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|obtain=Use the [[positronic computer instructions]] and click '''Build the Machine''' once you obtain all the items listed on it. | |obtain=Use the [[positronic computer instructions]] and click '''Build the Machine''' once you obtain all the items listed on it. | ||
|uses=Enables running [[software]] when installed at your hideout's [[Computer Lab]]. | |||
|autosell=600}} | |autosell=600}} | ||
==Notes== | ==Notes== | ||
*This requires [[Supercomputer Skills]] to build. | *This requires [[Supercomputer Skills]] to build. | ||
*A positronic computer decrypts in 30 minutes and is 50% more effective when running programs. | *A positronic computer decrypts in 30 minutes and is 50% more effective when running programs than an [[electronic computer]]. | ||
==References== | ==References== | ||
Revision as of 22:56, 1 December 2008
positronic computer
Plural: positronic computers
This is a positronic computer. Positronics being a fast and super-powerful improvement upon electronics, and also having the benefit of being smaller and many, many times more expensive. And the worst part is, even a computer this powerful still does what you tell it to do, and not what you meant to tell it.
Miscellaneous Item
Autosell value: 600
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How Obtained
Use the positronic computer instructions and click Build the Machine once you obtain all the items listed on it.
Other Uses
Enables running software when installed at your hideout's Computer Lab.
Notes
- This requires Supercomputer Skills to build.
- A positronic computer decrypts in 30 minutes and is 50% more effective when running programs than an electronic computer.
References
Positrons are the anti-matter counterparts of electrons, and the use of positronics as a counterpart to electronics was a popular area of speculation when the particle was first discovered. Today it mostly survives in science fiction.