Re: delay lines for memory

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From: Lawrence C Foard
Date: Thu, 16 Mar 1989 19:49

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Is data transmission with ultra sound practical? You can get 10Mhz ultra sound
in water, and it travels very fast. I wonder if connecting PC's with garden
hoses would be cheaper than ethernet cable, no electrical noise but stepping
on the hose could cause problems ;)

Does any one have a list of prices and speeds of available risc chips?


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From: lfoard@wpi.wpi.edu (Lawrence C Foard)
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Subject: Re: delay lines for memory
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Date: 16 Mar 89 19:49:59 GMT
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