Intel processors under a microscope at CeBIT 2009

[Falcrist]

Watch the video.

Think about the scales he's talking about.

Now realize that this is the 45nm process. Intel has scaled this down to half it's initial size: 22nm.

Mind = blown.

[EricTheRed03]

I want to see the 486!

[Intanius]

@Charbax

That Guy was really wrong Pentium was .800-.350 micron not .130.

The 130nm process was complete until 2000

[hateWinVista]

that's ART!!!

[Theyallfloatdownhere]

Just wait till we get a hold of the alien technology in the public sphere. This is nothing. Basically giving us crap. We all know don't we fellow UFO spoofs.

[tjmady]

@Theyallfloatdownhere And just think. We as humans have only started to cut the atom, with computer technology.

[i7Gam3r]

Oh, so thats what my CPU almost realy looks like :D

[gravufo]

Try filming a bit better, it was moving a bit too much imo :P and you were kinda pushing on the graphs we couldn't see anything...rly :P

anyways other than that, thanks for this vid, it's really interesting and cool ^^

[rockerojuan]

Nice! He explained to me why of the colorful reflecting colors in under 10 seconds. CPU's are a extreme engineering!

[Dvoracekmara]

Nice microscope!

[bopedersen123]

insane that they can make it that small. 12mb in that little place. dahm

[Brazucaman]

i love this , great new world....

[xXDoTTi95Xx]

I know him ,lol !He is my father!!

[KooolaNL]

man i remember your videos from when i had my old account keep em coming

olso did u upgrade from the older cam ?

i remember the old videos having a mark with this is recorded with sanyo 1000 or something

[Charbax]

I'm still using my Sanyo HD1000, now with a Seenheiser MKE400 shotgun microphone..

[KooolaNL]

The Sound Quality is way better