Branched Nanotubes Offer Smaller Transistors
Designadrug writes "Tiny tubes of carbon, crafted into the shape of a Y, could revolutionize the computer industry, suggests new research. The work has shown that Y-shaped carbon nanotubes are easily made and act as remarkably efficient electronic transistors - but the nanotransistors are just a few hundred millionths of a meter in size -roughly 100 times smaller than the components used in today's microprocessors."
What if I have a really, really powerful microscope?
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Soon we'll have cell phones we can lose *100 times* as fast!
Hey, you could have your own law:
Quebec's law: "Each time some expert's saying that Moore's Law is about to hit a barrier,
there is something going on like those promising nanotubes."
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Looks like a Flux Capacitor to me.
> > >We don't need no steeekin'.....oh wait, my wife says we do.
i think metamoderation works something like that...
A feeling of having made the same mistake before: Deja Foobar
Yeah, but i still bet nothing switches data as warmly as vacuum tubes...... /me snickers, waits for it.
do() || do_not();
Why do I get the feeling that if you can find them, you won't be able to affect their momentum?
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Sigh... If only. Modding would be so much more fun.
Two roads diverged in a wood, and I--
I took the one less traveled by,
And that has made all the difference.
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Senior figures in the Bush administration were in talks with scientists, to see if a way could be found to fit these "naked" transistors with trousers.