Eric Smith wrote:
> It's how any reasonable engineer feels looking at those ridiculous
> claims. Don't tell me you believe them?

It's not a mater of belief, they will either deliver or not. In 35
years of engineering I've done my share of products that people said
can not be done, and delivered to their disbelief.

We have modems today that broke the modulation "laws" set in 60's ...
by more than an order of magnitude. We have semi design rules today,
that exceeded a large number of "walls" in process over the last 30
years too. There are many more examples of what can not be done, that
have be easily broken by innovative engineers.

So, I'm not in a big hurry to claim what can not be done ... I'll wait
and see what is delivered, rather than ranting about what is impossble.