What is NanoTechnology? - NanoTechnology and its desciption - Computers - http://maxpages.com/nanotechnology/Description

Even at the start of the Industrial Revolution people started designing products that are a ease of use speeds up production, lighter and more compact.

In 1945 during the Second World War the first electronic computer was designed and built. As you probably know the power of this beast is only very limited to addition, subtraction, division and multiply. In 1972 MIT bought out the first home PC that was slow and inefficient. During the next 5 years Intel built the first chip called the 8088 which was a 4 bit processor that could handle only word processing.

In 1984 Microsoft designed its first OS called MS DOS built for Intel to run their chips. This was the start of the Computer Revolution. During the next decade and up people demanded very fast, efficient, and compacted PC’s that was used both in businesses and at home. The idea of smaller and faster Technology was on its way.

NanoTechnology a way of mass producing technology products we have today in a more lighter, faster, and more efficient design. It also adds to a new way of producing virually cost free and automatic. NT is building anything molecue by molecue atom by atom.

The way how it is became cost free is that is that it uses cheap material atoms and has the capability of self replication. Which means that it could copy itself billions of times per hour. A whole computer could be shrunk no bigger than a single electronic Atom. For this to happen many miniture robots must be built in order for success. Within the 2nd year of the release of NT we’ll have over 5 billion NanoRobots working for us. This literally means people will only be doing the programming and the robots we’ll do the slavery work. A creative transition!

The idea of producing technology smaller ,faster and lighter has been a main issue in the development of computers. Producing at a faster rate and efficiency has been a main issue in companies world wide.

This problem started when the world’s first computer was built. It was a huge beast that took up entire rooms requiring immense power. The idea of having computers in homes was next. MIT was the first to develop a computer that was small in size and still had the power of a large one. From there a computer the size of many rooms became only a shoe box.

Now is the idea of a powerful computer in the size of a watch or in a ring or just the size of the tip of your finger. Building objects molecule by molecule make this possible. Very soon you may see a new Cadillac car weighing only 100 pounds or a Boeing Jumbo Jet 1/5 of the weight today without losing any of its strengths and expanding chip speed by the thousands (MHz).

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