"It is, a bit, although I suppose that context would play a role in this. I assume you mean something other than one meant for cars and airplanes and the like." It feels like a bit of a stretch from Peggy's perspective, but then again, the available technology in the 1940s is a bit lacking, although most people tend to see what is available as being ahead of its time.

"I see. So, you have some experience with rooms like these, then?" She's attempting to understand, but she feels as though she's failing to do so on some level.