Whenever I write something, anywhere; it has been always difficult for me to think, 'How to start with?'. I, probably get confused of "hey's" and "Well's". But, I think, I have already begun properly with, so let me go on with my silly topic.
This, is the year 2014... Namely Two Thousand and Fourteen, and the first computer was made, in 1940; the word is used, amazingly since the 17th century. But officially the modern machine was built in 1940's and its more than 70 years, of development that gives us the smallest computers, our smartphones. Well that Huge Machine made in 1941 with 300 vacuum tubes and a rolling drum as memory, was really huge! It was large as a room but it's functioning was limited to certain Boolean algebras. It was "Hot" too! I mean not that beach thing but, actually, it generated a lot of heat. The replacement came in 1955 by transistors. It was faster, smaller, cooler (actually cool) and much more functional. However, now, I am sitting in front a fast Dual-Core P.C. which is slower than many of today's Quad-Core smartphones, in just 70 years; we made an inversion order...The size decreased while functions increased. An this trend will go on till we reach the nano dimension.! Even further if possible..!
Talk about nano, it's really great, it's even the name of the world's cheapest car (not any more), but more over, it's also the name of our future computers; the nano computers, when chip-sets can be made small enough that super computers will be in our hands. We can have a lot of memory space. Artificial Intelligence would be possible. Nano means consumption of less energy as only a small current can oscillate nano particles.
Today, our computers use, not only energy but also, precious metals, Gold, silver, copper; they conduct electricity quite easily, making our computers fast. They are costly too. "Nano", may be costly to be formed initially but latter, we expect them to be a lot economical computers. Computers, would become available to a larger section of the human society. Basically, I mean the parts of Africa, India and Latin America.. The poor but potential parts of the world.
Well there is one thing we may loose in next 50 to 60 years. While buying this P.C., few years ago, I was able to change my processor, get an efficient Keyboard, increase my R.A.M., get new D.V.D. player and writer, a 500 G.B. hard disc additional to the factory fit 360 G.B. and if I wish, I can increase all these to a lot more. Like I can get a new NVIDIA graphic driver, 4 T.B. of hd, blu-ray, 8 G.B. of R.A.M. and a good H.D. display. This is called "Assembling".
But when I bought my smartphone, in the initial stages of their evolution, I could only get a great no of apps from the play store. I cannot change the internal memory so easily, nor could I get some faster processor, and a lot of limitations. However, It always keeps up wit my pace and helps me on the go.
Nano computers will be very, very, very, very........ Small. Assembling; on a nano computer would be similarly Very Difficult. If any thing goes wrong in your super cool device, you would no longer be able to give it to someone who can open it naked eyes and do some operation and give it to you back, a better device. The would be fast, efficient, handy and intelligent but they would probably need great replacement for small purposes. And think of the cost it would be...! It would be like, to get a better memory, which cost merely $10, you spend $200 to get an all new phone.
And again, we are in 2014. We can only assume the future. May be, by 2040 or 2060, sophisticated technologies would be available to repair our nano computers. We have already begun with the era of "Nano-nisation", and as humans, it has been our tendency to get solutions to the problems we face, not just sit aside and regret.
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