comset n.

He made his instructions specific, assigned units and unit directors, answered startled questions for several hours, and, finally, flicked off the last open line on his com set, his mind finally free of the tiny doubt that had plagued it.

In the left front pocket was the comset. He fumbled it out and standing naked in the gloomy dawn, whispered: ‘Parr. There is an Oholo in my hotel.’ After a pause the comset issued the tinny question: ‘Is he aware of you?’ The voice filtering through the small diaphram [sic] was without personality. [Ibid. 58/1] An hour from now—give me one hour—you’re to contact the Fleet on my comset and tell them the Oholos are going to destroy their Advanceship right before their eyes.

Corder reached down to a shelf under the dash, and took out a small hand comset.

Glaring, Gillings icily banged at his desk comset and demanded to be put through to ID. [Ibid. 29/1] Though the comset was not color, Daffyd was certain that Gillings’ face changed shade.

He punched a code sequence on his comset, waited for the ‘Ready’ light to flash, and said: ‘Ganymede Central One Oh Nine—this is van. Do you receive?’

The commsets from the boat, they really aren’t good enough to call for help?

How like him to think of me, Arrhae thought, and touched the control that would connect her to the old man’s private commset.

He always wore a comset and would talk to Mia.