@judacris: depends on the size of the pictures. if i knew that, it'd be easy to figure out.

@Gene: an ssd that's built into the motherboard would be way faster than through sata...

if everyone hates all this apple stuff, why do you guys read about it? why does apple have a 10% market share? and why is it that you can find mac fans, but no windows fans? hmm...

@brumbles: well i'm certain my brother was just dumbing it down for a fifteen year old high schooler. but he (a genius in physics who's actually assignment was to see how graphene would work as a silicon replacement, and who knew quite a bit about the most complex things in physics by my age[15]) did say that it would…

@sjschwar: given this logic, 1 atom would be 0 dimensional, and a line of atoms would 1 dimensional. but of course, that's all bullshit cuz atoms do have length width and height. they're just really small

Graphene is actually so good at conducting electricity, the university of louisville did a study (my brother was part of it) to determine it capabilities as a silicon replacement for computers. i don't know the results, for my brother had to leave the project early, but his studies showed that graphene has more…

@sjschwar: 1 dimensional would be a line of atoms. 0 dimensional would be one atom. of course, that's technically bullshit, because atoms do have all three dimensions, they're just really small

Graphene is actually so good at conducting electricity, the university of louisville did a study (my brother was part of it) to determine it capabilities as a silicon replacement for computers. i don't know the results, for my brother had to leave the project early, but his studies showed that graphene has more…

i don't get why gizmodo is so obsessed with cameras. i mea, they have an article for every imressive camera, and when they have a picture of a teardown of a non-released apple product, they're worried about the camera.

PHOTOSHOPPED!!! Bad quality too lol

how do i power the hard drive

i wanna do and see multiple things at once

i wanna do many things at once

theoreticly, you could make computer chips out of beam splitters, motherboards out of fibre optics, hard drives and RAM out of light tunable plastic magnets, and power supplies out of laser lights. then u could use different intensities of light and have higher based number systems than binary. this really kills two…

@Misfit7707: theoreticly, you could make computer chips out of beam splitters, motherboards out of fibre optics, hard drives and RAM out of light tunable plastic magnets, and power supplies out of laser lights. then u could use different intensities of light and have higher based number systems than binary. this…