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Welcome to McIntyre Technologies! We make Science Fiction a reality!
About us: Since 2032, McIntyre Technologies has been the world leader in electronics, robotics, bio-augmentation, and technological research and development. Our clientele spans from government-funded organizations, to local electronics store chains, to worldwide science communities. Our customers’ responses have been so positive in the last 6 years (as of 2039), that the face of technological innovation has seen a massive overhaul that has truly pushed the boundaries of creativity and design. Part of our great success lies in our internal science department, allowing us to research and test our own products firsthand before selling them, without needless guesswork or assumptions based on user ratings or statistical data alone. In addition, this also allows us to explore new fields of science to apply for better products, as we put the customers’ wants in mind first, building our devices around the best possible environment a user would want in their daily routines. If you are interested in further details, visit our website at "mcintyretechnologies.comm", or feel free to visit our corporate headquarters, located in Watsonwood, Texas at 7328 Zulu Boulevard, three blocks from the nearby factory facility, on 7166 Echo Drive. We hope to make the latter half of the 21st century a true realization of what science fiction predicted, in the best way possible!Product Line Catalog
Omni ComputersNexus Desktop: Our flagship product, this computer’s long-standing feature of versatility still stands today, utilizing the user interfaces of Windows, Macintosh, and Linux computers all-in-one, for users of all types to adapt to. Its unique flexible operating system also permits backwards compatibility with software as early as the 1980’s, with bug-free emulation available through its on-board Nostalgia virtual machine utility. Standard cases allow for 10 expansion cards, and are easily compatible with hundreds of market motherboards, graphics cards, and other components. $400Gateway Laptop: Comes with the same operating system and programs as the Nexus, but also features built in TeraBit Wi-Fi and Bluetooth 8.0 connectivity. An onboard holo-chip graphics card perfect for gaming or rendering, 8 USB 6.0 ports, LAN access, HDMI output, and 85 mA AC adapter. Touchscreen monitor is optional. Titanium alloy case protects from water damage, shock, or impacts. $250 Uplink Server: For use in corporate networks and internet providers, the Uplink server permits fast and reliable connectivity at speeds of up to 100 TeraBits per second with response times as fast as 3 nanoseconds. Its solid-state architecture permits a smaller size in as low as 3 x 3 x 4’, with greater capacity for storage and workload, enabling server farms to take up less space with more units simultaneously. $300PalmPal Smartphone: Bringing together the features of the earliest PDAs and combining them with the modern smartphone creates a user-intuitive device for users old and new alike. Slide-out nanoplastic keyboards come standard in all models, along with space for external storage chips, and the touchscreen interface has been redesigned to accept both human touch input and pen styluses as well. Easily compatible with all mobile and wireless networks. $100DataPal Tablet: Same features as the PalmPal with a larger screen. $250Xomni SmartWatch: Created by Gage McIntyre in his student years, before the Apple Smartwatch was built, the Xomni uses a circular interface with buttons used around the edges of the face, with most of PalmPal’s functionality. A unique feature is the ability to accept modular devices that can be easily attached to the Xomni via special magnetic ports around the gauntlet, from docks for the phone, as well as the Jarvis data glove, or the Xomni arm-mounted keypad with screen to widen the interface. Used by the Military in espionage operations, cutting tools and high-res scanning equipment can also be fitted. $175UniDrive Cloud: A remote storage service for files, comes pre-installed with Omni devices, with a related app for the PalmPal and DataPal. The UniDrive Cloud is protected with a 1024-bit, quadruple redundant encryption algorithm that protect your files from theft. Free at 10 TB capacity. Expansion plans for 25 TB or more, as low as $2/monthOasis Virtual RealityNeoVision VR Headset: Derived from the earlier attempts at Virtual Reality, the Oasis goes further, with the use of a curved OLED visor for greater graphical capabilities, stereo headphones built-in, and a padded Temper-pedic lining for greater comfort. Compatible with Omni and other computing platforms for games, as well as market console systems. Access to cyberspace coming soon. $300Jarvis Haptic Data-gloves: A useful input device for both VR and computer use. Using special sensors, the Jarvis scans the shape of your hands and duplicates them inside your device, and you can customize their look with free software templates included with the gloves. New features include tactile response to virtual objects, giving you the “feel” of what you’re interacting with, and Braille translation software for users with blindness. $99Gibson Cyberspace Software: Resurrected from the famous Neuromancer novels, this amazing program provides access to true cyberspace. Used with either the Oasis VR headset or Omni computers, the Gibson translates the signals coming from any electronic devices into a 3D rendered graphical environment, allowing the user to navigate within said devices and interact with them directly. Research into cyberspace is still ongoing, as we continue to explore this new and uncharted territory of code and electrons. Currently in testing, not yet available.MediaTek Entertainment DevicesEnviron Entertainment Library: Merging the television, streaming stick, music system, and ebook library all in one, this holographic device alleviates the need for stringing multiple large devices together, via a 3D holographic screen that can be projected onto any surface, with included paper-thin speakers that can be attached near the unit. With connectivity with your phone, media player, or computer, your ebooks, photos, movies and music can be streamed to this device without having to leave your couch; Compatible with all game consoles and video disc players, and also includes built-in access to hundreds of media streaming services, and a relaxing selection of 3D environ backgrounds. $500StereoCube Analog Stereo System: For hipsters, older customers, or curious new buyers, the age-old stereo system has been redesigned into a compact, easy to use modular device for formats of days past, with superior audio quality and compatibility with current speaker systems. Includes: Turntable with replaceable diamond stylus (6 spares included) and hinged plastic cover, dual cassette deck, slide-out 6-disc CD changer, and AM/FM radio. $200.AllTune Media Player: The common MP3 and MP4 players, once overshadowed by smartphones and streaming audio, have been restored in a new, versatile compact device. Compatible with all known audio and video formats, delivered at the best sound quality possible, without being restricted to one type of music program, the AllTune is the ultimate in portable media entertainment. $125BioSlot ImplantsPsiScribe Thought Transcriber: Designed personally by Gage McIntyre himself, the PsiScribe automatically records the thoughts of its user and continuously uploads them into a text file that can be accessed easily, with parsing software for coherent reading. $300OccuAid Retinal Prosthesis: Prescribed by optometrists to aid patients with blindness, dyslexia, or other eye-based problems. Please consult your eye doctor if you require this implant, as it is only sold through medical firms for safety reasons. $500.Matrix Wireless PC Interface: A cheap, versatile implant; allowing direct neural access to advanced computer systems without the need of physical input devices. $250Mnemonic Brain Drive: A useful device for transporting data too sensitive to be stored on servers or hard drives. All data is stored within the implant without risk of damage to the host’s brain, and uses high-end compression software to minimize the risk of synaptic seepage. Current maximum capacity is 10 Exabytes, and will continue to climb. $400NeuroJack Interface: For users who prefer not to have the implants directly installed through surgery, this plug-in interface allows for any BioSlot chip to be inserted and removed with ease. Comes in multiple models with two to eight ports available. $200Research
Robotics: Robots drive the production process behind our company, but we are also looking into the feasibility of creating true autonomous droids for human service, ranging from humanoid servant robots, to probe-launched explorer droids for space exploration.Artificial Intelligence: The Holy Grail of computer scientists everywhere, we have taken on the challenge of designing a program that can think. Our research has included extensive studies of fictional media depicting where AI would “go wrong”, and taking careful measures not to make the same mistakes, as well as noting concepts that work, such as Isaac Asimov’s laws of robotics and his designs of the positronic brain. We hope one day to create an AI that can truly think, but not fall prey to a human’s negative emotions.Software: We have painstakingly developed the programs that run our products, hand-coded by hundreds of programmers every day. Our current focus is on security software to protect end users and deter hackers or scammers, and our ongoing work includes self-adapting firewalls that patch holes milliseconds after they appear while blocking viruses and other malware simultaneously. This will extend to cyberspace in the form of Intrusion Countermeasure Electronics, as a physical firewall for users themselves.Cyberspace: This untapped frontier of data and electrons is not the internet, but everything around it, like the dark matter in space between stars. Within that space lies the presence of every electronic device, connected with one another by undefined distances, and we are on the brink of discovering what untapped potentials lie within it, reaching closer and closer thanks to the graphical user interface software we’ve written to view it, currently in alpha. However, it also redefines security and vulnerabilities as well, and as such this project requires great patience and study.VehiclesAutomobiles: This subject has been near the start of McIntyre Tech’s run, directly influenced by the drive to remove fossil fuels from use. After the resounding success of the long-lasting MonthCharge battery engine, research is now looking into creating hovering vehicles.Aircraft: We are hoping to resurrect concepts that never saw the light of day in previous generations, or others that were once popular but ended in disaster. These include development of the ornithopter for manned flight, and the return of the passenger zeppelin. Like cars, we intend to make these vehicles safer, more reliable, and more resource-efficient than previous planes.Spacecraft: Funded by NASA, our research in this field has largely been focused in development of higher-quality space probes, improved communication sattelites, experiments in artificial gravity creation, and development of the faster-than-light drive.Thank you for choosing us for your technological and/or cybernetic needs!
Agent-G245 — McIntyre Technologies Overview
