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Nanotech Musical Instruments

Posted by Hemos on from the don't-forget-to-rock-out dept.

redbeard writes "BBC News has an article on the world's smallest harp. I guess the next step is a full Nanotech orchestra. . . " That, and the machines that are going to make me immortal, and able to survive at the bottom of the Marinas Trench.

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  1. Found it at by ptomblin · · Score: 2

    here

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  2. Go here by Ermit · · Score: 2

    Here's the correct link for those of you who care.

    Nanotech hits high note

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  3. Pen and Tell by PhoneMonkey · · Score: 2

    Don't forget to check out the world's smallest pen too.

    i also saw a device (can't remember the URL which is a nano lock that can be used to actually, physically lock a CPU so it can't be used. Anyone else see anything like this also?

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  4. on chip clock generator? by wayne · · Score: 3
    I wonder it this type of technique could be used to generate clock sources on a computer chip?

    Distributing clock signals is one of the hard problems with modern processors and cost a lot of chip realestate. By using something like this, it is possible that people could build faster and smaller CPU.s

    This could also make overclocking a thing of the past, real quick like.

    Hmmm...

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