You'll probably know more than me about some of this, Margaret. Space travel is still pretty rudimentary, where I'm from. [2030 really isn't that far in the future, even for Earth Slightly To The Left.
As for the IRIS--]
It's definitely pretty powerful. We have devices at home that can do a lot of similar things, but not to this level. The translator, for example--ours still aren't the best. [He lifts his wrist, pulling the interface up.] I'm a little surprised there's no e-reader, though. It certainly has the capabilities for it.
It can't connect to any network outside the ship, really, either, so that's limited. But I'd be happy to show you some of the functions. There are games on it, if you like that.
[she's also here, setting a timer on her i.r.i.s. to begin some meditation during this time period where you guys are playing little mobile games. be serious. maybe if they had wordle.]
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You'll probably know more than me about some of this, Margaret. Space travel is still pretty rudimentary, where I'm from. [2030 really isn't that far in the future, even for Earth Slightly To The Left.
As for the IRIS--]
It's definitely pretty powerful. We have devices at home that can do a lot of similar things, but not to this level. The translator, for example--ours still aren't the best. [He lifts his wrist, pulling the interface up.] I'm a little surprised there's no e-reader, though. It certainly has the capabilities for it.
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[said with a smile! she'll have to get several weeks more into a spiral before she touches Clangen.]
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