The current process for growing nanotubes produces a few tubes: metallic and semiconducting. Additionally, once you have a uniform, high-quality tube mixture, how do you get the tubes where you want them?
Each transistor will use several tubes so a single wafer uses several trillion tubes. Even at fractions of fractions of pennies, a trillion of something adds up quickly. As we mentioned earlier, there are two reliability concerns. First, carbon nanotubes of this size degrade in the atmosphere, some early ICs only lasting a few weeks before a critical channel broke.
Second, multi-channel transistors where multiple tubes are used per transistor last longer because of redundant connections. Right there are dozens of different designs: wraparound, sheathed, suspended, top gated, and bottom gated, with no clear consensus on which is better. I see all this talk about great things Carbon can do Graphene, carbon nano tubes, etc but like so many advancements in technology it never seems to leave the lab and get turned into real world products.
Is it a case of not figuring out how to make all this new technology at a low enough price and in big enough quantities? Are there vested interests who want to hold back the new technology for some reason? We just see them as the continual incremental improvements in battery life and cpu power and device size. They both do POP3 to get e-mails and they both can be utilized for basic web browsing experience. Everything has to start somewhere, and a lot of technology experiments turn into something real.
But all the above is true too — everything starts somewhere. But historically, it was with a lot less fanfare. It takes time. Remember Me. Leave your vote 0 points. One Comment Cancel reply Your email address will not be published. Forgot password? Log In Sign In. Enter your account data and we will send you a link to reset your password. Your password reset link appears to be invalid or expired. No, the Wii won't it from the USB port I do not believe unless someone has found a way to since this article was released.
However you can use a micro SD card in an adapter to slide into the SD slot, and you can write whatever is needed onto the SD card in a USB adapter as long as it's on the computer itself, but not the Wii.
Please for the love of technologically challenged people everywhere, help me?!?! I've followed directions and see absolutely no new messages on message board. Checked current and previous days. Reply 4 years ago. Well, if you perfectly copied your mac address and selected the system menu version on the website, then deposited the file onto the root of the SD card, it should work.
Sometimes though, there are stubborn systems that don't want to cooperate and give you a headache. If you veried that everything was done correctly and it still doesn't work, ask Youtube. There are lots of people out there that make money for this, so there might be help for you yet! Reply 5 years ago. May you plz also put up on how to play games that have been on a save file using homebrew also?
Introduction: How to Hack Your Wii. By Darzen SmallEngineRepair. More by the author:. About: I'm a mechanic mostly working with small engines, but I also fix larger cars and trucks.
I'm only really interested in practical projects that benefit people, and have a useful function in life. More About Darzen ». Did you make this project? Share it with us! I Made It! Answer Upvote. Reply Upvote. Darzen jack. Thank you very much for this easy method.
I'll try it as sson as possible. MakerMan 5 years ago. Darzen MakerMan Reply 5 years ago. Thank you.
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