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1. Outdated Computer Interfaces
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The computers in Star Wars look outdated, with clunky designs and tiny screens surrounded by blinking buttons. Cara Dune’s bulky device in The Mandalorian feels less advanced than today’s tablets, and ship consoles resemble 1980s tech. This design choice was meant to align with the original trilogy’s aesthetic but clashes with the franchise’s futuristic setting. If holographic displays and sleek interfaces had been consistent, it would have reinforced the galaxy’s advanced nature.
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