I suppose this is a 'dancing bear' situation, since the CPU designed was only 300 mhz. It's less about how good the processor is and more about the fact that i

I suppose this is a 'dancing bear' situation, since the CPU designed was only 300 mhz. It's less about how good the processor is and more about the fact that it could do it at all never mind the amount of time it took. I look forward to seeing what can happen when an AI of this sort can plot out a complete product for geeks to use. I'd love a good clone of the Ben NanoNote but maybe with a slightly bigger screen. My eyes are not what they once were. Since the market apparently doesn't exist for this sort of thing, something that can be assembled easily combined with 3D printing may be my only hope for such a thing.