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Originally Posted by willravel
Besides, once laptops switch over to solid state, the price of production will drop off considerably. Considering that 1) it can't be scratched, 2) it has MASSIVE storage capability, and 3) it's rewritable, it seems the best option currently on the horizon. BTW, if you're an investor, solid state seems a good place to be right now. If you don't hurry it will be too late. I moved some things over there about 5 months back and am already seeing the growth trend start.
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I always thought the old radios and appliances manufactured prior to 1970 or so were Solid State; always thought it was some old fuse "thing". Never knew what it meant, so it would be greatly appreciated if someone could translate this into layman's terms.
