Sharp Unveils Glass Computer
thug writes "Moscow Times: Sharp Corp., Japan's largest maker of liquid crystal displays, unveiled a screen Tuesday with microprocessor circuitry applied directly onto the glass, enabling it to function like a computer. Shumpei Yamazaki, president of unlisted Semiconductor Energy Laboratory Ltd., Sharp's partner in the project, compared the challenge of putting processor circuitry on glass to "building a skyscraper on rubber." But he said glass offered several advantages over silicon, including lower temperatures for production, so that faster metal gates could be used for its transistors."
Hey, look on the bright side guys, at least CmdrTaco didn't post the same article twice, I think we've seen that before ;)
By everyone except chrisd. I sometimes wonder how much time the editors of Slashdot actually spend reading it.
And use it to read Slashdot before posting duplicate stories.
Beowulf: /. trying to cluster their posts in some kind of hideous plot against humanity? Could this be an alliance with Sharp?
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Imagine getting a beowulf cluster of glass PCs!
Profit:
1. Post Story
2.
3. Goto 1
4. Profit!
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1. Make glass PC
2. Work out use of having fragile, slow, highly heat-sensitive PC
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4. Profit!
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Yeah ! The one who never reposted should throw the first stone !
Really makes you wonder if the editors read slashdot... hehe
I can understand double posting something with a few weeks or a few months span apart. There is the off chance someone could forget about a story, but even a double story with a few days apart is hard to explain away with drugs.
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How come you got modded up for this, when I was probably all of a minute slow and my link to my comment wasn't? Once again, friends, the system is screwed up.
is it half empty, or half full?
Cake or Death? Cake Please!
I had this wonderful idea for a bit of code that we can add to slashcode. It is a tool for finding previous posts to verify if a cool new post truly is new.. We could call it the CowboyNeal anti-post-duplication algorithm. Then I realized something, they already have a search bar that can do that....
Sigs? We don't need no stinking sigs!