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Optical 6800 Mhz, Optical 1TB .3ns RAM, Optical 2TB .3ns hdd, on a notebook? at 2006 CES (Technical Post Optics Engnrs.)

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infodelic

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Editing it for the fourth time.
The website contains some technical specs and also technical pictures of the CPU, and RAM. It also has pictures of the optical technology. Now I am not an optical engineer,and don't have any optical engineer friends. So I am wondering is this for real. The pictures show what seems like Compact Flash cards connected to PCBs. Can any technical people shed some light please?

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This one is for highly technical people, or optical engineers, or optically inclined. I am editing it for the third time, because it seems this article is attracting idiotic responses. It would be justified if this is an idiotic claim. But I have checked out the site, and it seems legit. I need to know what other intelligent, resourceful people think about this.

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I just found an article which seems unbelievable, and am just awed, is this news for real?, anyone know if this is technically possible? And if so, what is going to happen to Intel and AMD and other RAM manufacturers?

Here is the link: http://atomchip.com/_wsn/page4.html

Check out the specs yourself, I edited them out, cuz the specs are too long.
The article is at realtechnews.com. Somewhere along the middle with the picture of the laptop, which is also available at the above site.

Again, I would like the opinion of some optical engineers, please, or people who have the technical knowledge about optical processors, or optics, people who can give some intelligent feedback. Is this optically possible? And are we so close that this laptop is going to be demoed in January?

Thanks for the serious replies.
 
I am not a spammer, I am just awed at this, and would like peoples opinion. Any Optical engineers out there, is this possible or this site a hoax?
 
For the serious folks, I have a friend who is an electrically inclined and he said that the diagrams on the site seem realistic, but only an optical engineer can really tell for sure. And the guy who owns the company, seems to have many accolades. We checked out the patent and it seems legit, but what about the accolades? Anyone from europe can certify that the owner (a bulgarian) is for real?
 
Just for everyone's info, I found the article at www.realtechnews.com , which seems to have many other legit articles, so I didn't have any reason to believe that this could be a hoax. Any opinions, serious ones only please!
 
i would have expected more hoopla about this if it was real

we have to see what performance the cpu delivers at 6.8ghz

the storage seems very impressive
 
repeat after me--- H****O****A****X!!!

http://www.dvorak.org/blog/?p=2742

Atom Chip Corporation ? Why does none of this sound right to me? It?s quite hard to tell if this so-called new chip is anything but a 4-way Pentium lash-up. Even so it would be difficult to not have heat problems in a laptop.

It gets more weird with the Terabyte solid state memory module. Someone sent the links asking if this was a hoax. It seems more like wishful thinking. We?ll see soon enough once the crowd looks this over. I can just say that on first inpection it doesn?t look right. And things like this do not appear out-of-the-blue like this and show up on websites with zero contact information.

That said this appears to be the next iteration of this company, Computechnics, run by Shimon Gendlin. You can do the searches yourself but he claims to have invented (or discovered) something called the Gendlin effect that makes no sense to me whatever it is. He once partnered with a Japanese inventor who claims to have invented the first floppy disc too. As far as I know the floppy was invented by a team of IBM engineers in 1971.

He put together a laptop which he is supposed to show at the 2006 CES show. You can be sure I?ll be tracking that one down. The website goes out of its way to prove that the company is actually listed in the CES catalog already. Seems a bit much.

You should be amused by all this.

personnal weblog of John C Dvorak

 
After the initial euphoria calmed down (6.8GHZ CPU with 256MB cache on-die), I did some more research on this, and found some more "funny" articles about Shimon Gendlin from as early as 1997
http://www.findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_m0EKF/is_n2191_v43/ai_19951759

Yes this one is definately a HOAX. Even though I don't know anything about optoelectronics, I must say from the history of articles about this guy, it seems like another one of his stunts.

I also checked out the awards on his website, and all are fake, nothing that can be verified, so far.

Thanks guys.
 
Originally posted by: infodelic
After the initial euphoria calmed down (6.8GHZ CPU with 256MB cache on-die), I did some more research on this, and found some more "funny" articles about Shimon Gendlin from as early as 1997
http://www.findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_m0EKF/is_n2191_v43/ai_19951759

Yes this one is definately a HOAX. Even though I don't know anything about optoelectronics, I must say from the history of articles about this guy, it seems like another one of his stunts.

I also checked out the awards on his website, and all are fake, nothing that can be verified, so far.

Thanks guys.
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yep this has been posted many a time

once you see those badass 24Gb mini head phone jacks, and those old P2 bios chips with contact lenses glue gunned on, and their ignenous solar memory that works by furiously bad editing in Adobe premier, you should start to catch on that this is BS by the metric ton

best thing is...........1TB of RAM.....when windows cant access more than 4gb in 32bit guise. nice one

the stuff on their site looks like the crap i made in primary school

have serious look at this......its tripe
 
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