HP, Princeton Develop New Memory Material

An anonymous reader writes "Hewlett-Packard and Princeton researchers say they've developed a hybrid material that could be used for super-compact electronic memory, making the CD, DVD and similar media seem enormous and clunky by comparison. As reported by Science Blog, 'The researchers achieved the result by discovering a previously unrecognized property of a commonly used conductive polymer plastic coating. Their memory device combines this polymer, which is inexpensive and easy to produce, with very thin-film, silicon-based electronics.'"

Comments

Sounds like ideal stuff for those disposable phone

[Space cowboy]

"Sorry sir, your phone's full-up now. The memory's all been used. You'll have to get a new one".

Simon

You Say Memory

[blunte]

I Say Storage