Printing with a resolution of 100 000 dpi

[Swatopluk]

There are often complaints about low resolution images where one can count the dots without a magnifying glass.
Now the printers show what they can do on a good day:
http://www.wired.com/wiredscience/2012/08/100000-dpi-image/

[Griffin NoName]

So long as the pillars don't corrode and change shape, the image won't change over time.
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Potential uses could include nanoscale watermarks, cryptography...........
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As the nanostructures are permanent, the technology could be useful for archiving content for long periods of time.

But they aren't permanent - pillars may corrode and change shape

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[Roland Deschain]

So they showcase this new technology by using a Playboy model? Lmao.