The Ten Most Disruptive Technologies (Mannerisms)

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The Ten Most Disruptive Technologies

These are the ten wannabe technologies which could have the biggest effect on the future of the high-tech industry.

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Consumer fuel cells

STT-MRAM

3D Transistors

EUV

Graphene transistors

Carbon nanotube-based ICs

Power scavenging wireless networks

Roll-Up displays

Dense Phase-Change Memory

Posted by David Manners on July 30, 2008 6:20 AM | Permalink|

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