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| ASP-7 |  |
| When Industrial Automation released the ASP series, it was attempting to bring the thrill of owning a droid to the average citizen (without the high price associated with such ownership). This made the ASP a bit feeble in functionality; its limited intelligence allowed for the simplest tasks (such as cleaning, loading, operating simple machinery) and very little else. Despite its rather lackluster performance, the ASP has been one of the company's more successful lines. Consumers soon discovered the ease in upgrading the ASP. Many owners have installed more efficient logic processors, like the AA-1 Verbobrain, and upgraded the ASP's limited speech capability with a more advanced vocabulator. Seldom will a "stock" ASP be encountered, unless it is on the showroom floor. | |
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| Basic Programming: Basic ASP-7 droids are programmed only for the most menial of tasks. They are often out of place in other settings where more specialized droids would be used, such as starship engineering bays, medical suites and battlefields. They can be upgraded with improved programming and more attachments and equipment at an additional cost. |
| Restricted Vocabulary: The basic ASP-7 unit can only reply with the words "affirmative" or "negative," despite any question asked or situation encountered. |
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