> > This claims to be a new method of storing data at high 
> density on paper.
> > I'll go on record as saying that (I think that) the claims are 
> > rubbish, but it will be interesting to see if we are all 
> storing our 
> > data on paper in a few years time.
> 
> 
> OMG!!! Data can be stored on PAPER!!! What will they think of next?
> 
> 
> (Hey, I couldn't be the only one thinking it :-)
> 
> -Denny


Yes, I think lots of people will poke holes in it.

...wait a minute...

That's an idea!  Poke holes in paper!  It would be just like binary, a hole
means 1, no hole means 0.  You could even shine a light though it.  Optical
readers, cool.  If you got the old fan-fold paper, you could have massive
storage.  How many holes can you poke in a box of that?  

Quick, to the patent office!

Tony

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