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That's a really awesome idea! And when you're bored in class, you can play around with it like it's Legos and see how many arrangements you can come up with.
That is super awesome!!! Although as lambo mentioned, there is no way it will be that easy to go from one cpu to another cpu just like that. There will be compatibility issues.
I stand up, pull my dick out, and asked my gf to give me some noggin... Well, she starts laughing at me and I freaked out and ran off and locked myself in a bedroom.
the only way it will work is having the 'base' contain the cpu, gpu and ram. connections off that are fine but having a 16 pin cpu? not going to be fast enough
It's a good idea in theory but the cost and effort to make that work seamlessly and then mass produce it would be astronomical. I don't see it happening any time soon.
This phone would have to be the size of a VCR to work. It's a fun concept, but it's not going to be productized with current technology. Smartphones like the iPhone are only a handful of multi-purpose processors on a single tiny board, and what you see is still as small as they can make it.
These people are great at making a good concept video. It's very well done. But they don't have any idea how modern electronic devices are engineered.
But, innovation is driven by inspiration, so I'm glad they're presenting the concept. I just wish they didn't act like they can actually make this device.
the only way it will work is having the 'base' contain the cpu, gpu and ram. connections off that are fine but having a 16 pin cpu? not going to be fast enough
perhaps they're planning on having multiple leads per pin?
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