Before the financiapocalypse, Ford took out what appeared to be a very bad loan at the time which has saved their butts. They have about 12 months of operating capital - which may be enough if they can increase their market share from what GM may be losing.
Nerd timewarp to 1992: Anyone still have the program source that allows you to turn your HP48 calculator into a remote control (Need to have the IR link port)? I imagine it wouldn't be difficult to modify that source to iterate through known codes...
Perhaps a WAG: If 2.37 x 10^8 bits can be placed on 1 mm^2 ( 1x10^6 nm/mm * 1x10^6 nm/mm / 65 ^2 nm^2), then 30 MB / mm^2, 19.3 GB / inch ^2. Of course this would be the theoretical limit due to the need for control circuits, field considerations, etc. Is this is greater than the current data density for hard drives?
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Before the financiapocalypse, Ford took out what appeared to be a very bad loan at the time which has saved their butts. They have about 12 months of operating capital - which may be enough if they can increase their market share from what GM may be losing.
Nerd timewarp to 1992: Anyone still have the program source that allows you to turn your HP48 calculator into a remote control (Need to have the IR link port)? I imagine it wouldn't be difficult to modify that source to iterate through known codes...
Perhaps a WAG: If 2.37 x 10^8 bits can be placed on 1 mm^2 ( 1x10^6 nm/mm * 1x10^6 nm/mm / 65 ^2 nm^2), then 30 MB / mm^2, 19.3 GB / inch ^2. Of course this would be the theoretical limit due to the need for control circuits, field considerations, etc. Is this is greater than the current data density for hard drives?