Whats the point without bluetooth?

When I was a kid, back in the 50s, I did the same thing with technology which was then at least thirty years old -- a bit of lead ore called "galena" and a fine wire. A tuning coil and capacitor were helpful, but not absolutely necessary.

I'll be impressed when they turn out nanotube tubes (valves, auf Britisch) complete with filament, cathode, control grid, and anode. Screen grid and suppressor grid optional.

Which is powered by three car batteries.

I think you'll find that the "nanotube output transistor" is still waiting to be invented.

we could finally do the black paint job described of the ship stolen at the Restaurant at the End of the Universe.

I think you missed the point that it's demonstration- they themselves said this application wasn't interesting. Obviously they still have a way to go, but demonstrating these properties are an important first step.

@oxo- It's not meant for radios or audio application. Think faster and smaller microprocessors that hopefully use less power and breathe more life into Moore's Law.

"Diamonds are Forever", Shirley Bassey

"Diamond Dogs", David Bowie

"Coal Miners Daughter", Loretta Lynn

anything by Neil Diamond, "Carbon 9" or "Carbon Leaf"

etc.

etc.

:p

I think you will find that Arthur C Clarke got there first with the Black Monolith ;-)

Can it pick up DAB? Sorry, wrong debate. I'm going.

The Navy Black(tm) leather one please...

Since stem cells seem to be able to do anything these days and carbon nanotubes seem to be able to do anything these days I can't wait until someone releases a drink made of stem cells and carbon nanotubes; it should give me super powers. I just wonder how it will taste? Probably like Red Bull.

"Great!. We can move into smaller premises."

Blacker'n'Black evil super stealth aircraft chugging over friendly home base, flies through cloud of partial nanoradios suspended in atmosphere through "natural" forces. Nanoradio + Nanoblackpaint + atmospheric static electricity becomes highly visible complete nano radio transmitter. Bad black bogey brung low by blighty's bitsy boom box bits..

Yes? Maybe? No? Oh, I see....

OK, I think will stay anonymous on this one...

such low consumption just normal air con moving air about would power it