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Also known as an Armed Merchantman, Bulk Cruisers are increasingly common in the CE

A grey suit is a piece of illegal technology commonly used by spy and intelligence agencies.

Properly a Xanthanite Pipe, but most people known the honey gold stone as amberstone, and not Xanthanite

A system of mechanical devices and the tension-batteries that power them.

7 cold weather suits for the CE

A small secure container for the transport of messages or other small objects. Shamelessly ripped from the Da Vinci Code.

A staple of sci-fi, the holo-projection table

non-mecha robots designed and used by the space mining company ElectroCorp

With mass produced manufactured food, adding flavor is a vital part of eating in the Cosmic Era

Similar to the ubiquitous wojek, an auto-detek is a an automatic detective.

The projector drone allows the operator to project a 3D image of life-like quality with sound and real-time movement. Ideal for personal defense, distraction, and amusement.

In the far future, tiny bots injected into the body can do great good-or great harm, depending on what kind of bots they are.

Borrowed from Battlestar Galactica

Sometimes it is not wise to carry a weapon. Noble dignitaries can't very well bring a sword to negotiate with a rival family, an assassin cannot walk into a public event with daggers on his belt and a priest with a dangerous past cannot risk his position in the church by carrying a dangerous weapon. However, that doesn't mean that carrying a weapon is not necessary. The following is a list of seemingly mundane items that contain a deadly, hidden blade.

A class of cybernetic prosthetics worn over the face

Relying entirely on A-pods for flight, the Kaze class of aircraft is well known, and the Nipponese Fuijin is the best known Kaze type.

A collection of legendary guqin (a specific type of Chinese string instrument) from actual history (2nd of my Chinese Lore series)

Screenery - the images and loops shown on large screens and monitors inside space stations, arcos, and geofronts to counter the feeling of oppression or claustrophobia that can occur in such enclosed locations.