how could nanotechnology affect computers and mobile phones in the future?

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cmoore54

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on: Nov 10, 2013

Its for my science homework.

waynest

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Reply #1 on: Nov 10, 2013

hi nanotechnology can minimize the technology such in screen pixels and we got a great example which is the ipod nano ! it keeps on getting smaller due to the nanotechnology

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