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+ | The '''HyperPro PC''' was a computer scheduled to be released by [[Chronowerx Industries]] in the late [[20th century]]. |
| + | Chronowerx CEO [[Henry Starling]] had hired an outside company to design the computer chip intended to drive the HyperPro PC, as he had [[cannibal]]ized the [[29th century]] [[timeship]] ''[[Aeon]]'', upon which he had based all of his technological innovations since [[1969]], as much as he could, and there was nothing left on which to base a commercial product. In [[1996]], however, only six months before the HyperPro PC was scheduled to be released, Starling fired the company designing the chip, as he felt it was not adequate to power the computer. ({{VOY|Future's End|Future's End, Part II}}) |
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| − | In [[1996]] the computer was planned for release but was put in jeopardy when Chronowerx owner [[Henry Starling]] determined that the main [[computer chip]] designed to power the system was inadequate only 6 months prior to the release. ({{VOY|Future's End}}) |
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Revision as of 23:27, 23 August 2012
The HyperPro PC was a computer scheduled to be released by Chronowerx Industries in the late 20th century.
Chronowerx CEO Henry Starling had hired an outside company to design the computer chip intended to drive the HyperPro PC, as he had cannibalized the 29th century timeship Aeon, upon which he had based all of his technological innovations since 1969, as much as he could, and there was nothing left on which to base a commercial product. In 1996, however, only six months before the HyperPro PC was scheduled to be released, Starling fired the company designing the chip, as he felt it was not adequate to power the computer. (VOY: "Future's End", "Future's End, Part II")