https://www.theverge.com/circuitbre...smallest-computer-grain-of-salt-solar-powered
Its apparently as fast as a PC from around 1990, so should have no problem playing the original Elite.
Raises all sorts of questions around uses.
A computer that is the size of a grain of salt could be stitched into your clothes.
Into your body to monitor you 24/7.
Onto credit and debit cards to store your bank balance remotely
Any type of saleable item could have these on them as they could replace bar codes and provide manufacturers and retailers with a vast amount of information on products, especially if are built in with wifi as they then could transmit and receive data constantly.
They could be put on advertising hoardings and used to detect who is walking by through the built in chips on peoples clothes and phones, then advertise directly to the individual.
They could record everything in your life and then upload it, creating a panoptican society.
Its apparently as fast as a PC from around 1990, so should have no problem playing the original Elite.
Raises all sorts of questions around uses.
A computer that is the size of a grain of salt could be stitched into your clothes.
Into your body to monitor you 24/7.
Onto credit and debit cards to store your bank balance remotely
Any type of saleable item could have these on them as they could replace bar codes and provide manufacturers and retailers with a vast amount of information on products, especially if are built in with wifi as they then could transmit and receive data constantly.
They could be put on advertising hoardings and used to detect who is walking by through the built in chips on peoples clothes and phones, then advertise directly to the individual.
They could record everything in your life and then upload it, creating a panoptican society.
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