Question:
What is the smallest, yet powerful "machine" you have seen?
Mighty Martin
2006-02-26 07:37:01 UTC
I'm talking about the devices that built from a micro component, such as our microprocessor. It's small, just app 3 inches wide at most, isn't it? But yet inside it resides MILLION (oh no, BILLION) of transistor, resistor, and something like that. And for that tiny little thing, we are willing to pay a lot of money, because without it, our computer won't run like today.

So, what the smallest yet powerful device you have ever known until today?
Two answers:
itsbob1
2006-02-26 07:55:43 UTC
look into nano-tech. we already have injectable little machines that proform surgery. the power to weight ratio is amazing
2006-02-26 18:56:54 UTC
the laser. the actual l.a.s.e.r. diode is abowt quater a grane of sand in a cd drive but this is stimulated energy emission (through electronics) and you can still burn a cd with it. Macanicly it would be gunpowder grane well realy it would be the chemical composition.


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