The fact that this new ink reaches the bulk conductivity of pure silver upon annealing is nothing short of amazing. My company has been working on some printed electronics application, and most of the conductive inks (including silver based) have conductivities that are too low to conduct any useful amount of current.
It would be wonderful if any of the programs(VMWare or plex86) would be able to make use of the DVD player that is currently functioning as my overpriced CD-ROM drive. Even though my DVD troubles have yet to be solved, I do have to praise VMWare for it's ability to use the ports. Since there is no adequate software for loading mp3's onto a creative nomad or for linking to a ti calculator, VMWare has become a good friend of mine. IF plex86 were to add these features, I might consider switching. But VMWare was $100 well spent
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The fact that this new ink reaches the bulk conductivity of pure silver upon annealing is nothing short of amazing. My company has been working on some printed electronics application, and most of the conductive inks (including silver based) have conductivities that are too low to conduct any useful amount of current.
It would be wonderful if any of the programs(VMWare or plex86) would be able to make use of the DVD player that is currently functioning as my overpriced CD-ROM drive. Even though my DVD troubles have yet to be solved, I do have to praise VMWare for it's ability to use the ports. Since there is no adequate software for loading mp3's onto a creative nomad or for linking to a ti calculator, VMWare has become a good friend of mine. IF plex86 were to add these features, I might consider switching. But VMWare was $100 well spent