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Comments on: Start-up aims nanotube memory at iPods, phones and servers
Hell of a sales position open... #
By Morely Dotes Posted Thursday 15th November 2007 19:38 GMT
Ferro-electric RAM? #
By Anonymous Coward Posted Thursday 15th November 2007 19:51 GMT
mp3 players #
By DeFex Posted Thursday 15th November 2007 21:22 GMT
van der Waals forces?? #
By Solomon Grundy Posted Friday 16th November 2007 04:23 GMT
Carbon footprint #
By Dave Posted Friday 16th November 2007 08:23 GMT
Stopping global warming #
By Robert Ramsay Posted Friday 16th November 2007 10:20 GMT
"carbon nanotubes bought from a variety of suppliers" #
By TeeCee Posted Friday 16th November 2007 10:37 GMT
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By Mark Henry Posted Friday 16th November 2007 11:13 GMT
Wait until #
By Anonymous John Posted Friday 16th November 2007 15:03 GMT
ahh who cares! nobody slays giants anymore. #
By Anonymous Coward Posted Friday 16th November 2007 15:09 GMT