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In the 23rd century the PADDs were also refereed to as Electronic Clipboards or Data Slates. These were wedge-shaped devices. (VAN - Declassified novella: The Stars Look Down) In the 2250s Cadet James T. Kirk used one of the clipboard style PADDs while studying Captain Garth's methods and tactics. (TOS comic: "Starfleet Academy!") The 23rd century "clipboards" contained duotronic technology and was primarily used to read or compose text, they could not control ship's functions until the 24th century. (Decipher RPG module: Player's Guide) Earth Starfleet and later Federation Starfleet used PADDs starting around 2150 and continue to use them to this day for various functions. PADDs are wireless in nature and can access other PADDs, tricorders, communicators and ship's computers as needed. The controls are touch-focused and LCARS-based, allowing the user to intuitively access data via a large screen activated and operated by touch. PADDs in the 2360s utilized boronite whisker epoxy construction, powered by sarium krellide power cells. (Star Trek: The Next Generation Technical Manual) PADDは、地球連合宇宙艦隊（後に、惑星連邦宇宙艦隊）や、アンドリア帝国防衛軍、カーデシア連合、ベイジョー、クリンゴン帝国、ロミュラン帝国、ヴァルカン最高評議会でも使用されている。 また、遠く離れたデルタ宇宙域でも、そう違わない技術が使用されている。 Ein PADD ist eine Art mobiler Taschencomputer und steht als Abkürzung für Personal Access Display Device. Es handelt sich also um ein persönliches Gerät, welches Zugriff auf verschiedene Anzeigen bietet. Sie gehören zur Standardausstattung auf allen Sternenflottenschiffen. Ein PADD hat einen Bildschirm und eine kleine Kontrollfläche. Sie werden genutzt, um verschiedenste Arbeiten zu beobachten, Nachrichten zu transportieren, beinhalten Diagnosereporte oder Systemüberprüfungen, oder dienen einfach nur als Buch-Ersatz. thumb|150px|PADD используемый в 24м веке PADD Acronym for Personal Access Display Device ( Персональное Устройство Графического Доступа). Переносной терминал доступа к компьютерной системе. Оборудован графическим сенсорным дисплеем и имеет ограниченную встроенную память и вычислительную мощность, кроме того, имеется субпространственный передатчик для обмена информацией с основными (большими) компьютерными системами на расстоянии. Последнее позволяет использовать его как маяк для транспортера. Используется многими расами галактики. Даже в Дельто-квадранте. PADDs were used by such space-faring organizations as Starfleet, the Andorian Imperial Guard, Bajoran Militia, Cardassian Union, Klingon Empire, Romulan Star Empire, and Vulcan High Command. They were common to cultures even as distant as the Delta Quadrant. PADDs were also used by many aliens of different species to bid on slaves at an Orion slave market on Verex III. (ENT: "Borderland") In de 24e eeuw waren de PADDS erg geavanceerd en zou je er zelfs de grote functies van een sterrenschip mee kunnen bedienen. Vaak loopt een PADD op LCARS software, en kan het met alle computers en andere apparaten (zoals de tricorders, communicators en andere PADDs) via een draadloos netwerk verbonden worden. Andere rassen, zoals de Klingons, Romulans en Cardassians, gebruiken ook soortgelijke draadloze apparaten. Un PADD (acronyme de Personal Access Display Device) était un type d'ordinateur de petite taille, utilisé par de nombreuses civilisations.

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Earth Starfleet and later Federation Starfleet used PADDs starting around 2150 and continue to use them to this day for various functions. PADDs are wireless in nature and can access other PADDs, tricorders, communicators and ship's computers as needed. The controls are touch-focused and LCARS-based, allowing the user to intuitively access data via a large screen activated and operated by touch. PADDs in the 2360s utilized boronite whisker epoxy construction, powered by sarium krellide power cells. (Star Trek: The Next Generation Technical Manual) USS Cantabrian counselor Daniel Radke preferred using PADDs to read novels instead of a book. (Star Trek: The Cantabrian Expeditions: "Isolation") thumb|150px|PADD используемый в 24м веке PADD Acronym for Personal Access Display Device ( Персональное Устройство Графического Доступа). Переносной терминал доступа к компьютерной системе. Оборудован графическим сенсорным дисплеем и имеет ограниченную встроенную память и вычислительную мощность, кроме того, имеется субпространственный передатчик для обмена информацией с основными (большими) компьютерными системами на расстоянии. Последнее позволяет использовать его как маяк для транспортера. Используется многими расами галактики. Даже в Дельто-квадранте. Un PADD (acronyme de Personal Access Display Device) était un type d'ordinateur de petite taille, utilisé par de nombreuses civilisations. PADDs were used by such space-faring organizations as Starfleet, the Andorian Imperial Guard, Bajoran Militia, Cardassian Union, Klingon Empire, Romulan Star Empire, and Vulcan High Command. They were common to cultures even as distant as the Delta Quadrant. PADDs were also used by many aliens of different species to bid on slaves at an Orion slave market on Verex III. (ENT: "Borderland") PADDは、地球連合宇宙艦隊（後に、惑星連邦宇宙艦隊）や、アンドリア帝国防衛軍、カーデシア連合、ベイジョー、クリンゴン帝国、ロミュラン帝国、ヴァルカン最高評議会でも使用されている。 また、遠く離れたデルタ宇宙域でも、そう違わない技術が使用されている。 Ein PADD ist eine Art mobiler Taschencomputer und steht als Abkürzung für Personal Access Display Device. Es handelt sich also um ein persönliches Gerät, welches Zugriff auf verschiedene Anzeigen bietet. Sie gehören zur Standardausstattung auf allen Sternenflottenschiffen. Ein PADD hat einen Bildschirm und eine kleine Kontrollfläche. Sie werden genutzt, um verschiedenste Arbeiten zu beobachten, Nachrichten zu transportieren, beinhalten Diagnosereporte oder Systemüberprüfungen, oder dienen einfach nur als Buch-Ersatz. Zum Datenaustausch zwischen einem PADD und beispielsweise dem Hauptcomputer eines Raumschiffes kann das PADD auf einen speziell dafür gedachten Teil einer Computerkonsole gelegt werden. (VOY: ) Datei:Pad aphasie.jpg|Ein PADD der Sternenflotte Datei:Plan des Arboretums.jpg|Ein größeres PADD Datei:PADD 2376.jpg|Ein transparentes PADD der Föderation Datei:AndorianischeSchrift.jpg|Ein andorianisches Computerpad Datei:Sternenflotten-PADD 2154.jpg|Ein PADD der Sternenflotte der Erde In de 24e eeuw waren de PADDS erg geavanceerd en zou je er zelfs de grote functies van een sterrenschip mee kunnen bedienen. Vaak loopt een PADD op LCARS software, en kan het met alle computers en andere apparaten (zoals de tricorders, communicators en andere PADDs) via een draadloos netwerk verbonden worden. Andere rassen, zoals de Klingons, Romulans en Cardassians, gebruiken ook soortgelijke draadloze apparaten. In the 23rd century the PADDs were also refereed to as Electronic Clipboards or Data Slates. These were wedge-shaped devices. (VAN - Declassified novella: The Stars Look Down) In the 2250s Cadet James T. Kirk used one of the clipboard style PADDs while studying Captain Garth's methods and tactics. (TOS comic: "Starfleet Academy!") The 23rd century "clipboards" contained duotronic technology and was primarily used to read or compose text, they could not control ship's functions until the 24th century. (Decipher RPG module: Player's Guide) The 24th century PADDs are constructed with layers of imbedded circuit-composite material, electronics and a multi-layer display touchscreen are bonded to the casting with a boronite whisker epoxy. The replaceable components include a sarium power loop, isolinear memory chip and a subspace transceiver assembly. The power supply can hold a 16 hour charge. The memory capacity is 4.3 kiloquads. (TNG reference: Star Trek: The Next Generation Technical Manual) Later micromilled duranium was used for the exterior case and the power source was changed to a sarium krellide power cells. The storage memory ranged from 15.3 to 97.5 kiloquads depending upon the model. Various PADD styles were developed by Bajoran, Cardassian, Ferengi and Klingon cultures. (TNG reference: Star Trek: Deep Space Nine Technical Manual) In 2376, the crew of the USS da Vinci discovered a program created by a Vorta named Luaran which, when downloaded to a PADD, created a "sonic bullet" capable of killing the user. (SCE - Wounds eBook: Malefictorum)

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