BBC Focus Magazine

[M Paul Lloyd]

Scottish researchers have helped to create a device which improves memory storage for technology including MP3s, smartphones and cameras.
The device uses a tiny mechanical arm to translate data into electrical signals.
This allows faster operation and uses less energy compared with conventional memory storage products.
The Edinburgh University researchers worked with the Konkuk University and Seoul National University, in Korea.

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http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-scotland-e ... e-12876035

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like a tiny record player

[M Paul Lloyd]

Indeed, just like my old deck set-up from the 1970's. But a tad smaller.

[Healerman]

Sounds interesting.

Indeed, just like my old deck set-up from the 1970's. But a tad smaller.

Does that mean this thing is going to need all the periferals; Zerostat, GrooveClean...

[M Paul Lloyd]