Chuck Norris can charge phones with his voice, you can't
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- sameer
- uvg
- 10 May 2011
so you guys are child of chuck norris or you are the next albert einstiens to make a materala so sensitive to take sound and make sustainable ammount of electricity .. Nice but 100 db is huge if you can realise .. To charge you mobile cheaply just get a small solar panel with a battery or a small wind mill will do it with out noise and with easy .. So shut you mouth you folks and dont imagine thing like car for $5000 and petrol for $6999 .. And added still labour require to move the car a inch .. Rest your mind and dont cry ..
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- AnonD-8186
- LE7
- 10 May 2011
a device that store energy from all sources of sounds simple as that :D
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- x2
- msy
- 10 May 2011
“honey, why are you yelling at me?”
“i’m sorry, my phone is about to die, i need to charge it.”
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- riwan
- uRA
- 10 May 2011
impossible is not present in my dictoinary...
wat it means?? by the way.
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- AnonD-903
- dQ}
- 10 May 2011
AnonD-2565, 10 May 2011well, I'm sure people said the same thing 60 years ago abou... moreEinstein, 60 years ago, "screwed" the low(sic) of conservation of mass?... (if anything, his theories very strongly uphold it, with a new & stronger meaning) ...oh, right, it's just about making things up, nvm (even HS level) physics.
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- AnonD-903
- dQ}
- 10 May 2011
JG, 10 May 2011if you strong believe it you can make it happens...
scien... moreScience FICTION from yesterday is not technology from today. It remains fiction. Where are the dragons? Horses with wings? Turning any metal into gold? Flying chairs and carpets? Where are those airplanes from "our" times? http://goo.gl/9TLhg (and we can even build something so pointless - take a Harrier, remove wings and canopy; vs. "boring" reality http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Image:Ryanair_Boeing_737-800_approaching_Brno-Turany.jpg )... which were just a reflection of _limited_ imagination (undoubtedly influenced by rapid advances in _marine_ tech)
Or try this: with only a medium chemical launcher (say, Atlas V or Zenit) and additional few dozen million bucks, transport 1000 viable humans _now_ to any place in our planetary system. My imagination (backed by knowing realities of our world) knows how to do it, easily. Can yours?
All the differences we've made with technology, were about _exploiting_ laws of natural world. Not trying to ignore them.
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- sameer
- uvg
- 10 May 2011
AnonD-2565, 10 May 2011well, I'm sure people said the same thing 60 years ago abou... moreso you really think albert einstiens are born every day and they have no better work .. Man .. Your funny ..
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- supermoosa
- uWy
- 10 May 2011
Sorry sir...
That ain't gonna happen.
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- AnonD-2565
- ftZ
- 10 May 2011
AnonD-903, 10 May 2011(and to few others with what is actually a _limited_ imagin... morewell, I'm sure people said the same thing 60 years ago about the LOW of CONSERVATION of MASS, but then Albert Einstein came and screwed all their concepts.
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- JG
- Pc5
- 10 May 2011
if you strong believe it you can make it happens...
science fiction from yesterday is technology from today.
mp3, internet, wi fi, bluetooth, wireless electricity, solar power systems, laser, medicine, gps, etc.
Now we do have a chance to make a difference and that is going to be how we will be remembered.
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- Physicist
- 0Zq
- 10 May 2011
@Hyperboy
Physical Laws defy the Universe. They can't be bent or broken. They are the Alpha and the Omega. God Himself. Only human laws (that are just creations of our minds), can be broken. Physicists, around 100 years ago, did not break the physical laws that defy nuclear reactions; they just discovered them.
Only Chuck Norris can break the Physical Laws as easily as the human laws... :) Well done GSMArena!!
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- AnonD-903
- dQ}
- 10 May 2011
AnonD-2565, 10 May 2011well, I don;t believe in such a thing as IMPOSSIBLE when it... more(and to few others with what is actually a _limited_ imagination, or at least unwilling to ponder the _wild_ realities of _existing_ Universe): http://chem.tufts.edu/AnswersInScience/RelativityofWrong.htm (nvm how the contribution of Einstein to nuclear fusion was... not exactly the most crucial one; and how his contribution to the understanding of the world made us see, if anything, many more "limits" of sorts)
Also, would you point me to ships with hulls ignoring Archimedes' principle? (and don't even think about writing down more empty wishful thinking if you need to check what that principle says!) Come on, it's over 2k years old, used by species long preceding our own, surely we should be able to just ignore it by now...
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- AnonD-5197
- qbY
- 10 May 2011
Maybe you can hang a mic out the window if you're living in an apartment in the city like me. It's loud out there!
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- Anonymous
- t7$
- 10 May 2011
is this true ? are you kidding or what ?
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- AnonD-2565
- ftZ
- 10 May 2011
well, I don;t believe in such a thing as IMPOSSIBLE when it comes to science. It will happen, maybe not today or tomorrow but it will. As for breaking physics lows, well, lows are made to be broken, and hey Albert Einstein has done it once before with the nuclear fusion. ;)
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- Anonymous
- vbJ
- 10 May 2011
Anything is possible.
20 years back if you would tell a person that scientists are developing tiny devices called mobile phones with which you can talk from anywhere and use it as a personal computer, he would have laughed on you the same way you are on this person's hard work.
Predicting future is a sign of foolishness.
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- AnonD-7811
- 0Fb
- 10 May 2011
Anonymous, 10 May 2011charge it when your in the bedroom with your girlfriend if ... moreLoll
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- Anonymous
- mga
- 10 May 2011
charge it when your in the bedroom with your girlfriend if you get my drift ;)lol
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- AnonD-8088
- uNV
- 10 May 2011
That's impressive :P
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- MdN
- Mtr
- 10 May 2011
The photo with the article is wrong! Chuck Norris got a white iPhone two months ago. And there wasn't a bite on the apple.