| jonathanalis said: First, in my dream console i would be able to play handhelds games on the home console. my dream console is a revolution in console making, and depends on technology to be feasible. they will have to wait more (launch arround 2019/2020). meanwhile, start talking with ibm(to use the machine) or someone who is managing to use graphene insted of silicon on microchips, and make the console with one of these new technology(they say that this 2 options would be hundred times faster and cheaper). would be more powerfull, cheaper, smaller than ps5(if ps5 dont use graphene also). hire programers to port the new engines to this new arquitecture meanwhile not launch. |
I don't understand the hype behind graphene ...
Other than the fact that it has an extremely good electron mobility which is ideal for higher frequencys but it's not good enough to represent digital signals due to it's low band gap. Bilayer graphene isn't that promising either due to it's issues with low on-off current ratios compared to bulk silicon despite solving the band gap issue. We're at least 10 ten years away from realizing commercial graphene based electronics ...







