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Did anyone hear the story about the dutch inventor Jan Sloot from Nieuwegein who supposedly invented a new computer source code, but died by a heart-attack the day before he was going to place the patent at a lawyers office?
The story aired on television a few days ago and is covered in a cloud of mystery many top people in the industry are involved and were ready to invest in the ground-shaking technology, but no one actually ever was told the secret. Supposedly the inventor was able to play 16 movies from a 64 kb chip at high speed without reading from the harddrive, supposed he was able to store 64 full size movies on a single chip.
His invention involved a new way of digitizing data, which was extremely efficient..
Here's the story http://www.gids.nl/techno/jan-sloot.html try babelfish to translate it dutch-speakers can watch the show online http://www.netwerk.tv/index.jsp?p=items&r=deze_week&a=131206
The story aired on television a few days ago and is covered in a cloud of mystery many top people in the industry are involved and were ready to invest in the ground-shaking technology, but no one actually ever was told the secret. Supposedly the inventor was able to play 16 movies from a 64 kb chip at high speed without reading from the harddrive, supposed he was able to store 64 full size movies on a single chip.
His invention involved a new way of digitizing data, which was extremely efficient..
Here's the story http://www.gids.nl/techno/jan-sloot.html try babelfish to translate it dutch-speakers can watch the show online http://www.netwerk.tv/index.jsp?p=items&r=deze_week&a=131206
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