MEMS - The Next Electronics Revolution?

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MEMS - The Next Electronics Revolution?

An SI Board Since October 1997

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46	You're welcome. If you ever want to come back to programming, let me know.	Sword	-	11/12/1997
45	Jerry, thanks for the correction on the Mars-probe article. I thought somethin	Snowshoe	-	11/12/1997
44	>>If Gerald returns to this thread and mentions some specific MEMS plays	Sword	-	11/12/1997
43	Greg: Sorry for the long absence. I'm swamped with work right now. For t	Sword	-	11/12/1997
42	>>which company you believe will benefit the most from this remarkable te	Snowshoe	-	11/11/1997
41	Greg, thanks for the link. Fascinating article. I was wondering if you would li	greenspirit	-	11/9/1997
40	NASA Plans MEMS-Based Mars Probes "Micro-scoping Space", By Chappell	Snowshoe	-	11/9/1997
39	MEMS Links: Industry information:ÿ techweb.com ÿÿÿÿ&#	Brian Fukuba	-	11/4/1997
38	Thanks for the post, Greg. Is anybody reading this smart enough to tell me i	William E. Harriot	-	10/30/1997
37	Electromagnetic insulators offer new design options -- Novel substrates scale	Snowshoe	-	10/29/1997
36	ARM is owned by VLSI tech, Apple and Acorn computers (quoted in London). (by me	Crispin	-	10/27/1997
35	Couldn't find the old Economist write-up, but found something in this month	William E. Harriot	-	10/27/1997
34	John and all... Found this thread wandering through the halls, looking for rel	William E. Harriot	-	10/22/1997
33	Can anyone tell from the following excerpts from recent SEC filing, whether Axs	the hube	-	10/22/1997
32	Microsoft and Intel are pursuing the auto computer market. I agree with you, t	Snowshoe	-	10/22/1997
31	>> Something tells me Bill Gates will benifit in a large way. Probably by	Mitchell Jones	-	10/22/1997
30	Gerald Re: For example, we should be able to design and build replacements for	Boplicity	-	10/22/1997
29	Project enlists MEMS techniques to shrink Stirling engine -- Micro heat engine	Snowshoe	-	10/21/1997
28	As Gerald mentioned earlier, Texas Instruments has commercialized a MEMS-based	Snowshoe	-	10/15/1997
27	re: Car computers Someday they will be called Chips with Wheels. Digital is tra	Ed Newman	-	10/14/1997
26	Re: Links Greg (and James) -- Thanks for the links. I really enjoy this threa	Proton	-	10/14/1997
25	FWIW, here is another microcap (out of San Diego) that is into automated meter	GemSeeker	-	10/13/1997
24	Metricom (MCOM) has a division involved in wireless utility metering. This sto	Snowshoe	-	10/13/1997
23	Well, there I go putting my foot in my mouth living in the dark ages here in Wa	greenspirit	-	10/13/1997
22	Michael, low-power utility meter communications sytems are already common, but	Snowshoe	-	10/13/1997

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