This is probably the most interesting and unusual one. The T-1000 seems capable of showing mercy when he chooses to. I'd have liked to see it in the movie, if only for that reason -- makes his character a little more complex. T-1000s are able to make their own decisions contrary to those of Skynet, which seems obvious here, since Skynet would ( Read more... )

Series 1000

The Cyberdyne Systems Series 1000 Terminator, or simply T-1000, is a Terminator series produced by Skynet in 2029. Unlike previous Infiltrator models that used rubber skin or living tissue over a metallic endoskeleton, the T-1000 is entirely made of a liquid metal called "mimetic polyalloy", meaning it can deform and take any shape.

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From the very beginning, the Terminator mythology has made it clear that machines (T-8xx onwards) have the capacity for becoming more than their programming originally allows. In the case of Terminators this is often expressed through their growing understanding of human behavior, which leads to their emulation of said behavior and the emotions ( Read more... )

The Neural Net CPU is a "learning computer" originally developed by Miles Bennett Dyson, director of Special Projects at Cyberdyne Systems Corporation, in 1994. It is one of the most powerful microprocessors ever built. All of the battle units employed by Skynet contain a Neural Net CPU ( Read more... )

The T-1000 is a nanomorph mimetic poly-alloy (liquid metal) assassin and the main antagonist in Terminator 2: Judgment Day. The T-1000 is portrayed primarily by Robert Patrick; however, being a shape-shifter, the T-1000 is played by other actors in some scenes of the film. In Terminator 2, the T-1000 is presented as a technological leap over the " ( Read more... )