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| rdfs:comment | - Isolinear circuitry became the basis for much of the computer technology in the Federation by the 24th century, which replaced the early duotronics circuitry favored in the 23rd century. Isolinear circuitry employs holographic technology to store data three-dimensionally throughout the medium. (TNG novel: Relics) In 2372, the USS Samson delivered some state-of-the-art isolinear circuits to the USS Enterprise-E from Starbase 11. (TNG eBook: A Sea of Troubles)
- Isolinear circuitry was the basis of much 24th century Federation computer technology, replacing duotronics which were prevalent on Federation starships in the 23rd century. After the USS Voyager became stranded in the Delta Quadrant, the crew attempted to retrofit some of the ship's bio-neural circuitry to isolinear circuitry when a bacterial infection afflicted its limited supply of bio-neural gel packs and caused failures in key systems. (VOY: "Learning Curve")
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| abstract | - Isolinear circuitry became the basis for much of the computer technology in the Federation by the 24th century, which replaced the early duotronics circuitry favored in the 23rd century. Isolinear circuitry employs holographic technology to store data three-dimensionally throughout the medium. (TNG novel: Relics) In 2372, the USS Samson delivered some state-of-the-art isolinear circuits to the USS Enterprise-E from Starbase 11. (TNG eBook: A Sea of Troubles)
- Isolinear circuitry was the basis of much 24th century Federation computer technology, replacing duotronics which were prevalent on Federation starships in the 23rd century. After the USS Voyager became stranded in the Delta Quadrant, the crew attempted to retrofit some of the ship's bio-neural circuitry to isolinear circuitry when a bacterial infection afflicted its limited supply of bio-neural gel packs and caused failures in key systems. (VOY: "Learning Curve")
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