Now this is interesting;

http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/16810584/wid/11915829/


enjoy.......

well it would be interesting to read all the papers cause that is some work. That is getting very close to the limit of the Hesienberg Uncertainty principle.

What? you do not want a computer in your room the size of a Semi trailer? lol

If they do anything, I want one that I can just talk to and it will type out what I want. like a Trek computer system! ( Sigh ) Someday!

Speech recognition is actually a major feature in Windows Vista. I've had the chance to try it out a bit and while it's not perfect, it one of the most accurate I've seen for what it does. You can dictate in any text program, and tell the computer to open files and change settings. Pretty cool if you ask me

big question to me is, is this chip in time going to be cost effective? I read there are some that were developed years ago. but even now it is not worth the cost to mass produce them for things other then say a Satlilte or for space exploration.

If I understood it right.

There is no way in hell that this chip is even remotely cost-effective... for now. We need to wait for newer technology to render this chip more and more obsolete so that its price goes down :p

Any chip that comes onto the retail market is normally just about obsolete. It takes a while for any new technology to become profitable for the companies who design them.
Technological progress in the last 10 years is still amazing, for example my cell phone has an inbuilt 3.2 megapixel digital camera. If you go back 10 years would people think we would have that? Probability not.