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For years we've had high-speed spinning objects in our computers, such as the hard disk and the CD ROM. There should be an adapted CD ROM drive that can spin much faster than its own read speed. There should also be a device that is like a CD but is slightly heavier. When you are not using the drive
for a CD, you can put a "weight disk" to keep the computer balanced. Their should be a small piece of data on the disk that specifies that it is a weight disk so that the drive motor speeds up to its maximum speed, acting as a gyroscope to keep the laptop balanced.
The one downside would be that the drive would have to be mounted centrally for it to be effective.
Bristolz - Is this........?
http://www.seds.org/messier/m/m060.html
........what you mean ? [normzone, Oct 04 2004, last modified Oct 05 2004]
Or this ?
http://www.olive-dr...irearms_mg_m60.php3
Another fine product by Dell (?) [normzone, Oct 04 2004, last modified Oct 05 2004]
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the gyroscope would keep it balanced on your lap |
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Dell's new laptop workstation: The Dell Precession M60. |
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The gyro wouldn't have to be mounted in the center... it would stabilize just fine in almost any location... |
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Gyro stabilizers for cameras have enough mass and spin an unbelievable speed though... a similar size, and rpm would be needed here. |
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You'd have serious heat issues with this using a hard drive type device... I'm not sure it's up to the task. |
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Pastry anyway -- I could use one of these. |
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