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ravagon
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Australia
Sep 1999
time: 13:31
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It is interesting but the article doesn't really 'deal with' one of the largest problems inherent in the system.
ie: The heat dissipation.
If your data construct exists in such small dimensions then your wavelengths used to probe it must be likewise, hence a conversely high frequency and associated heat build-up.
Practical applications are still a long way off as maintaining system stability comes at the cost of the rate at which you can read it.
[Edit: Hit submit too soon.  ]
Last edited by ravagon on 21-10-2003 at 08:49
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