Unit Two's prototype was completed before the encryption spell had been cracked.
Setting its specific performance aside for the moment, Jia Xiu was already very satisfied with Unit Two's appearance alone.
Unlike Unit One's approach of, "No matter what, as long as we manage to make it in the end," Unit Two had taken exterior design into consideration from the very beginning.
Though it had not exactly been given much importance, it had at least been considered.
As a result, its final form was far more presentable than the utterly absurd, evil-god aura overflowing from Unit One back in the day.
The glowing green conduits were arranged in perfect order and integrated into a single cabinet. One side of the cabinet was covered with a transparent material, similar to glass but far sturdier and more reliable. Through it, one could see that the conduits had all been deliberately designed, creating the impression of an RGB light strip stuffed inside a computer case. The gel conduits only had G, without the ability for R or B, but green alone still looked decent enough.
Its neon-like green was brimming with cyberpunk flavor.
Unit Two also had far fewer cabinets. All its computing components were gathered in one place, with only external input-output devices and bio-integrated golems used to regulate nodes and interpret commands.
The input terminal was a crystal panel that supported both coded input and handwritten input.
The coded input had been Jia Xiu's idea, resulting in the world's first computer keyboard.
He had not inherited the flawed path of keyboard development on Earth. Earth's keyboards had directly carried over the structure of mechanical typewriters, whose layout had been designed to prevent the mechanical parts from jamming. In practice, it was neither convenient nor comfortable, but because it had spread too