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Caltech and UCLA researchers build a memory cell 100 times more dense than today’s memory.
Posted by: PocketBrain on Jan 25 2007 - 257 viewsThe circuit consists of a grid of 400 titanium wires crossed by 400 silicon wires, each 15 nanometers wide, with molecular switches between the junctions. It has 160 kilobits of capacity in the size of a white blood cell, the densest memory circuit ever made, at 100 gigabit per square centimeter.
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Subscribe to the comments for this postSlim, sexy Airis N004X DAP, a player with style, but not the me-too feel.
Posted by: PocketBrain on Jan 24 2007 - 287 viewsFrance. We are from France.
The new Airis N004X Digital Audio Player is a flash-based player, which comes in 1GB and 2GB capacities, sports a 1.5" 128×128 px color screen. It has an FM tuner, supports MP3 and video playback, and even has a user-replaceable (imagine that!) battery. Oh yeah, and no wheel.. It’s quite a smart-looking little gadget, .5" thick, with some distinctive, dare I say executive, silver-and-black styling, and for prices of $89 and $102, it’s a steal. But ya gotta go to France to get it for now. Let’s hope they export to our shores.
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