Yeah right like the international community is going to allow a bunch of f'ing toys to go into orbit and beat each other up creating space junk as well as a re-entry hazard that could possibly interefere with scientific/defense projects just so a bunch of robot geeks can watch a screen for a light to come on signaling one has "left the sphere". Hmm, no. Stick to your Transformers and Manga fantasies, nerds.

I love when people make press-friendly statements like "Moore's Law is dead!" Makes good news doesn't it, gloom & doom in Intels future? It's dead wrong. 193nm can now be used to produce useful 32nm impressions (compare to current 45nm), those chips are probably only a year or so down the road.

Also, Intel and the other EUV LLC companies are well on their way to producing patterns using 10.3nm wavelengths...which IMO will push chips the chips (and the Law) to it's breaking point, but I guess what I am trying to say is don't negate the power of the almighty corporation when considering the relevance of Moore's Law (more like a self-fulfilling prophecy) in todays lithography. As for tomorrow, who knows what technology they will think of next to keep the ball rolling...

It's SILICONE not SILICON... Silicon is for computers, silicone is for strippers...

Pretty cool, I'd buy it.

Why isn't this in my PC or server room by now? Can you imagine how long the the drives in my file servers RAID array would last if they had no moving parts? Yay for flash ram HD's!

I miss those BBS days! When hacking a local PBX was the discussion on the message boards. Anyway thanks for the post I can't wait to play Sonic the Hedgehog on my 360! :-P