happydolphin said:
| DanneSandin said:
It might be easy to produce in the lab, but mass production is an entirely different matter. You gotta build the machines that does this all day every day, and they'll have to produce a shit ton of it all day every day. And then you have to interest other companies that this is the shit! Just imagine how all the oil companies (like BP and whatnot) will react if every car starts running on this - or how entire countries will react! Or all the battery manufactorers... There will be quite a few sad faces that will try and stop this. So 10 years from now is probably a bit optimistic... But I think Nintendo should get this material asap!!! But chances as Sony will try as well....
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Like I said, Danne, the machines already exist in mass to mass-record music records. That part is a non-issue.
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I don't think it's that easy... You can't simply use a CD-burner to mass produce these kind of things. You have to have the right shapes on these things and it has to be done fast in large quantities. The technology is there, yes, but right now we're a while away from seeing this on the market. And you more or less just skipped the rest of my argument...
