OUT OF CHARACTER INFORMATION
- Intent: Create a graphical user interface for Corellia Digital computer and IT systems.
- Image Source:
- Avengers: Age of Ultron (screen cap)
- Iron Man 2 (image taken from Gifer)
- Canon Link: N/A
- Permissions: N/A
- Primary Source: O/S Cresh
- Manufacturer: Corellia Digital
- Affiliation: Closed-Market
- Model: O/S Cresh GUI version 1909
- Modularity: No.
- Production: Mass-Produced
- Material: Multi-Motion Computer Framework
STRENGTHS
- Interactive Hologram. This interface supplies data where you want it, when you want it, in addition to a fully interactive means of manipulating the data displayed.
- Power, Hardware, and Computer Requirements. This framework has many dependencies. First and foremost, a compatible holoemitter system. That holoemitter system must then be connected to a compatible computer running O/S Cresh. Then, there has to be both a stable and adequate power supply for the computer and holoemitter to be capable of sustained operation and data processing. And interruption in the power supply or in the connection between the holoemitter and the computer will cause the interface to go off-line.
The Holo-Interactive Graphic User Interface (hGUI )was the primary information retrieval system used by Corellia Digital computer systems in the early 860s ABY. The software served as a bridge between the operating system and the user level by supplying an on-demand interactive hologram that provided for data display, data input, and data manipulation. Depending on the type or model of holo-emitters supporting the display, this could be rendered in two or three dimensions. The hGUI was able to be installed on any device capable of running O/S Cresh, provided that it had a compatible holoemitter, and had replaced some traditional data terminals on many Corellia Defense star cruisers, allowing for minimalist and modern starship interior designs that reduced the number of computer consoles throughout those vessels.
The first use of the hGUI was inside the Corellia Digital Building on Drall, with starship operability checks performed on an Equinox-class survey vessel. The HoloLink XJ9 was the first comlink to use the hGUI functionality and is standard for use with the HoloLink SE. The standard HoloLink (aka Corellia Digital Watch) has an available patch to allow it to use the hGUI, which has become standard on HoloLink watches produced since 859 ABY.
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