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Well, the guy looks stupid, but the concept is cool.
~Lordbob
Well just using the old 18 month rule of Moore's Law the computer will be approximately 73,786,976,294,838,206,464 times more powerful
I don't think any of us can even imagine what that sort of power will allow, unless it's already happened and we're all living in a computer generated construct
Yeah that would suck if we're in a real-life Matrix.
But in the not-too-distant future Moore's Law won't be applicable. Over the years, the width of the laser beam that engraves chips has gotten smaller and smaller - except now we're about at the limit of that smallness. Someone's going to have to invent a way to make smaller beams, or come up with an alternative to CPU-making as we know it.
Not sure how long that inventing/testing period will last. Just wondering if there's going to be some kind of long-term holding pattern for PCs until they're totally revamped, while all the fanciest tech stuff goes to things like the iPhone or Wii or whatever smaller device that isn't a PC?