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[e2matrix]

Thanks again for the updates Philip.   It's full Moon so I expect the nonsense from some people will heat up a bit.   I still can't imagine why some people would spend so much time here trying to belittle things at this point when they merely need to wait about a month to see positive results or at least it sounds now like things are most likely in place to achieve a public demo and proof of concept.   The only reason I see some people spending so much time on these negative postings is they have a stake in the outcome.  Quenco success for them may mean a loss in some way for them.  At least in the short term.  I think Quenco will be a huge gain for everyone in the longer term.   
   I was recently watching a futuristic sci-fi movie in which a person had a hand held size device they clipped on to a high point in a building and lowered their self down about a hundred feet or so.   They then had the device reel them back up to the top.  I thought there is no way something that size could have enough power to lift a person's weight that far unless they had an nearly inexhaustible power source.  I then thought of Quenco.   I realized there are so many sci-fi like things that could become a reality when Quenco gets into full production.   It boggles the mind how much this could change our world if it is allowed to be put into use.    I still have concerns that the biggest problem yet to be faced is whether this will be allowed to be put into use freely in all sorts of devices.
  I see the cell phone industry as being one of the early adapters of this.   The cell phone industry has become huge world wide.  How much of an advantage will the first cell phones have over their competition when they announce their phone NEVER needs charging and has unlimited talk time with it's permanent battery?   IMO that is the industry that will be the best first target market for Quenco. 

[Elisha]

Yes the first application of quenco, will be the cellular battery.

A universal Quenco module, that you can dress in the shape of any battery would be great. So there is only one universal module Quenco, but is used in all smartphones.

What would happen immediately is that all processors in phones, would run at full speed, the cell phone amateurs would overclock every phone. The idea is to balance processor warming and cooling Quenco. This can be improved up to 2X the power of existing cellular computing.

The next step is to produce on the same substrate Quenco and the processor, so it optimizes the temperature gradient between processor and Quenco. This could eliminate completely the difference between a laptop processor and a processor of a cell phone, we would have super powerful phones, 10X what we have today. Real applications as a true voice assistant will be on a cell phone.

And for the desktop or laptop, means that the computing power to have a ibm Wattson in the house or office.

Sure, Quenco will allow a leap in computer technology.

[sarkeizen]

I don't think you should be so dogmatic about information theory being the downfall of all potential 2nd Law violations.

I'm not really being dogmatic.  Dogmatic means to assert authority from an unproved assumption.  The only assumptions I'm invoking is math.  They are only unproved (or more accurately unprovable) in a particularly tenuous sense.

seems to indicate that a system can be designed in such a way that the information required to sort particles by energy state is contained soley in the position of the particle being sorted. It acts as a sort of 'self erasing memory'.

Not really.  You pointed to a general article describing some history up until Sano's experiment.  If this is an example of a 2nd law violation then they really titled their nature article incorrectly.

It's also worth noting that even if Philip's machine does somehow accomplish the sorting.  Complexity theory says it can't.

[Bruce_TPU]

Thanks again for the updates Philip.   It's full Moon so I expect the nonsense from some people will heat up a bit.   I still can't imagine why some people would spend so much time here trying to belittle things at this point when they merely need to wait about a month to see positive results or at least it sounds now like things are most likely in place to achieve a public demo and proof of concept.   The only reason I see some people spending so much time on these negative postings is they have a stake in the outcome.  Quenco success for them may mean a loss in some way for them.  At least in the short term.  I think Quenco will be a huge gain for everyone in the longer term.   
   I was recently watching a futuristic sci-fi movie in which a person had a hand held size device they clipped on to a high point in a building and lowered their self down about a hundred feet or so.   They then had the device reel them back up to the top.  I thought there is no way something that size could have enough power to lift a person's weight that far unless they had an nearly inexhaustible power source.  I then thought of Quenco.   I realized there are so many sci-fi like things that could become a reality when Quenco gets into full production.   It boggles the mind how much this could change our world if it is allowed to be put into use.    I still have concerns that the biggest problem yet to be faced is whether this will be allowed to be put into use freely in all sorts of devices.
  I see the cell phone industry as being one of the early adapters of this.   The cell phone industry has become huge world wide.  How much of an advantage will the first cell phones have over their competition when they announce their phone NEVER needs charging and has unlimited talk time with it's permanent battery?   IMO that is the industry that will be the best first target market for Quenco.

Hi e2matrix,

An interesting announcement from Fuji Films.  I think you are spot on about the cell phones! 

"Fujifilm has used the Nanotech 2013 conference in Tokyo to demonstrate some progress with the creation of a new thermoelectric conversion material. Such a material can convert temperature differences directly into electricity, which can then be stored or used immediately to power or charge some device." 

Sounds familiar, eh?  lol

http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2013-02-25/japan-matrix-now-reality-humans-are-used-living-batteries

[MileHigh]

Sounds familiar, eh?  lol

No Bruce, you are wrong.  You may as well be a million miles off.

The Fuji system uses temperature differences, which is a known and understood process.  Philip's system allegedly does not need a temperature difference.  This is the key fundamental issue at point for this entire thread and for Philip's proposition.

What are you thinking?  We will see what you have to say on April 1st.