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hiko36 (Unverified) Posted Jul 25th 2008 2:38AM

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Paper thin watches, millimeter thin phones, windshield computers. Lots of possibilities from this.

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Twitchy Posted Jul 25th 2008 4:22AM

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Pity that they'll be banned in the US - nano technology is evil, EVIL!!!

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