Horse Chips!

This grubs at the very roots of chips.
Not withstanding the 1tb achievement
(1tb? I must be off my mount! Please allow me to vent my steed's spleen, ready for the glue binning tho I may be), various company's livery of ferritin burling is a well pedigreed carriage for magnetic media. Not to hit anyone over the withers with a carrot and a stick; the use of protein should be taken with a grain of salt, if one is over-egging this food for thought thusly as "Protein" *must needs* be[ing] a new ingredient to a souped-up concoction. You would not be leading down the garden path? That would chomp the biscuit, cud. Great Heady Night Mares!

http://www.wipo.int/pctdb/en/wo.jsp?wo=1998032902&IA=WO1998032902&DISPLAY=DESC

Suitable cages are, for instance, cryptates, calixarenes, hemispherands, buckyballs, buckytubes, and proteins with a spherical tertiary structure.

Proteins are particularly suitable because their cavity can be large enough to be used as growing site for the crystalline particles. An extremely suitable protein is ferritin, apoferritin, or derivatives thereof. Ferritin occurs in the spleen and liver of higher animals, for instance in horse spleen, and is commercially available.

The term "crystal seeds" means ions, atoms, molecules, or aggregates thereof, which can nucleate and grow to a crystalline particle.

The use of ferritin and apoferritin for the synthesis of inorganic nanophase materials has been disclosed in US patent 5,358,722, and by Meldrum et al.

in Nature, Vol. 349, pp. 684-687 (1991). The synthesis of magnetic minerals by using these proteins has been disclosed by Meldrum et al. in Science, Vol. 257, pp. 522-523 (1992).

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11. A data storage device comprising a support or a substrate with on it the crystalline particles as obtained by the method according to any one of claims 1-9.

Approved for use in storage electronic devices.

CHEAP is Smiley Face.

Looks like Someone named lsb did research?, Mainly I feel word is 30X & Cheap. Obviously 1,2,-4,8, & 16 gb memory prices are boing to converge to 1 gb level or ~$100. Someday Terrabyte memory will be about same cost.Not sure what (desktop/workstation) to use it in, however.Maybe ?True 64 bit NT7. Anyone rasie me an NT8?
Thomas Drashek

Say again.

Stamp sized? Since stamps only seem to get bigger and chips smaller stamp size is not good nor competitive.