Talk:Nano-RAM

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Nto-joe (talk) 15:30, 11 October 2011 (UTC)
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message: What unit is being referred to in "N-RAM can hold up to 200 gigabytes per square unit"?  This statement seems meaningless unless the unit is specified (e.g., centimeter).
I was pretty curious about this as well, I found this Posted on ZDNet News: Jun 13, 2003 2:55:00 PM
The first 10GB nanotechnology memory (NRAM) device has been built in the laboratories of Nantero, the Boston, Massachussetts company has said. ... I'm guessing it's 200 gigabytes per square cm, since that seems to be the measurement used for other types of memory (hard disks at least)
Jwilsbacher (talk) 17:21, 2 April 2008 (UTC)
thread_title: what unit

message: The promises of the NRAM are too great that it can replace all existing standards of memory storage. However, I believe that the company is not willing to make this commercially available anytime soon (and I doubt that they will make this commercially available; I presume this product will never be available for the ordinary people). They did not even set a release date nor partnered with Motherboard/Processor manufacturers for compliance with the new memory. No major computer-related company have invested heavily to keep this project going. I believe that the company is having problems that hinders the development of this new type of product (Patent issues, American Financial Crisis, Inhumane Royalty Fees, Prototypes not ready for mainstream usage, Staff issues which includes lack of people who are expert in/knowledge of carbon as a semiconductor, Manufacturers of Hard Disks, Flash Memory, and DRAM paying to intentionally hinder/sabotage/make the product unavailable to the market, inability to mass-produce the product as efficient as Hard Disks, Flash Memory, and DRAMs). If this is truly an interesting product with the intention of putting this on the market, they should at least put updates about the development of their product and make their move in creating the world's first commercially available memory to use NRAM Triadwarfare (talk) 13:11, 25 October 2008 (UTC)
thread_title:  Is this a dead/uninteresting product? 

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