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|type = thought container|
|type = thought container|
|origin = [[Human]]s|
|origin = [[Human]]s|
|appearances = [[DW]]: ''[[Silence in the Library]]''/''[[Forest of the Dead]]''
|appearances = [[TV]]: ''[[Silence in the Library]]''/''[[Forest of the Dead]]''
|}}
|}}
'''Neural relays''' were devices used in the [[51st century]] to let people send "thought-mail" by point-and-think technology.
'''Neural relays''' were devices used in the [[51st century]] to let people send "thought-mail" by point-and-think technology.
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* [[Other Dave]] kept saying, "We should go, Doctor!"
* [[Other Dave]] kept saying, "We should go, Doctor!"


Anita was killed by the [[Vashta Nerada]], but had no obvious Data Ghost, as the Vashta Nerada had learned to talk through the neural relay. ([[DW]]: ''[[Silence in the Library]]''/''[[Forest of the Dead]]'')
Anita was killed by the [[Vashta Nerada]], but had no obvious Data Ghost, as the Vashta Nerada had learned to talk through the neural relay. ([[TV]]: ''[[Silence in the Library]]''/''[[Forest of the Dead]]'')
== Behind the scenes ==
== Behind the scenes ==
* Looking closely, you can see that part of the relay has been made out of a USB port. It is unknown if this means that USB devices will still be used three thousand years in the future, or this was just used to make the device look realistic.
* Looking closely, you can see that part of the relay has been made out of a USB port. It is unknown if this means that USB devices will still be used three thousand years in the future, or this was just used to make the device look realistic.
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