Smart Fown (Smah-t Foh-n)

A Smart Fown appears to be a type of device from the Old World that utilises a Compyutah. It is unclear how many were owned by people, or how many exist, however, as only one has been found so far, it is doubted that many were in existence.
The only smart fown that has been found appears to be a solid object with only a screen and a hole in one side, although it is able to be opened up, revealing that the hole appears to be something that could connect to some sort of input device, such as a keyboard found with some compyutahs.
There are some buttons on the top and bottom of the device. When the single button is pressed down, the screen shows a rectangle and a lightning bolt. It is believed this symbol belonged to the manufacturers of the device.
The back of the device shows a couple of circles on a raised square platform, and the centre of the device shows what looks like a stylised 'Ć'. This symbol might also belong to the manufacturers.
It is presumed that the device would show information on it's screen, ad these circles may act as methods of outputting sound, however as they are on the back of the device, it is unclear how good this would have sounded. There is no evidence that the device would connect to another device for audio output, as there is only one connector present on it.

Mechanics & Inner Workings

The inside components of Smart Fowns seem to match that of Compyutahs.

Significance

It is believed that Smart Fowns were used for communication over long distances.

Item type

Unique Artifact

Rarity

Very rare

Weight

500 grams

Dimensions

16 x 8 x 1 cm