Did Naruto violate Moore's Law?

[SumnNarutoRelated]

"Moore's law" is the observation that, over the history of computing hardware, the number of transistors in a dense integrated circuit has doubled approximately every two years.


Naruto was 16 when short wave frequency radios were used by K11 in Road to Ninja. Now he's in his 30s and they have laptops. In 15-20 years they went from walkie talkies and villages to thriving industrial cities and laptops. 20 years ago here, the first flat screen tvs were created and the PS1 prototype was being produced in Japan.


The technology in the NV grew at an exponential rate. I guess they used Hashi cells on microchips also

 

[Bimbonium]

The technology in the NV grew at an exponential rate. I guess they used Hashi cells on microchips also

This......

Hashi cells can solve all NV problems.

 

[Madara the Solo King]

Kind of but they can't solder those Hashi cells onto the microchips? Dafuq. Hmm I wonder now if video games arrived in NV, they could be playing Storm 4. Yes I do agree technology grew at an exponential tare.

 

[Zealous Sparks]

Well, it is fiction and I doubt Kishimoto even knows what Moore's Law is.

 

[Angelic.]

i see

 

[Aikor]

i see

WTF is with tht line

U write tht on every thread v.v

 

[Seventh Sama]

Still not as advanced as the otsutsuki tho.

 

[Chibiusa]

I wonder who the technological genius/pioneer is

My biggest shock was Boruto's handheld game

 

[BlacLord™]

They had them and 8-bit computers when Naruto was 12. Moore's Law is junk anyway; we could advance much, much quicker, but it's not profitable to do so, so we don't. No such hinderance exists in NV, so they advance as quickly as they like.

 

[SumnNarutoRelated]

They had them and 8-bit computers when Naruto was 12. Moore's Law is junk anyway; we could advance much, much quicker, but it's not profitable to do so, so we don't. No such hinderance exists in NV, so they advance as quickly as they like.

Never thought about this.

* smokes pipe*

 

[kuchiyosenojutsuironmaidn]

Thanks for the lesson, I just learned something new. Still, you shouldn't be surprised. Japan is dying because of its fascination with technology. Men would rather get gadgets than girlfriends and women charge you bank rolls for just literally rubbing your hair and being nice to you, and by the hour. The population is getting older and older. This is reflected in today's manga as well. No ballrooms, just arcades. No prom when you graduate the academy, but you're qualified to use ninja equipment and go on life-risking missions. Why else is Kakashi so sexually frustrated? Asuma and Keurenai were ambiguous at best before he died...
:wesobi:

see?

 

[Gein]

Well, it is fiction and I doubt Kishimoto even knows what Moore's Law is.

You say that and so I hope you didn't google it when you read the thread.

 

[Ken Kaneki]

I see

 

[solorflare99]

They can also walk on water :3

 

[~Ethereal~]

Maybe.

 

[BlazeRelease]

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"Moore's law" is the observation that, over the history of computing hardware, the number of transistors in a dense integrated circuit has doubled approximately every two years.


Naruto was 16 when short wave frequency radios were used by K11 in Road to Ninja. Now he's in his 30s and they have laptops. In 15-20 years they went from walkie talkies and villages to thriving industrial cities and laptops. 20 years ago here, the first flat screen tvs were created and the PS1 prototype was being produced in Japan.


The technology in the NV grew at an exponential rate. I guess they used Hashi cells on microchips also

I don't know about all this, but you did make an error. The first time radio devices were used was in part one, when they had to catch the cat for an old lady. They also had a tv and security system in the chunin exams.

 

[EZQ]

Sasuke actually penetrated Sakura's vagina without having ever kissed her. There are a lot of things you can expect from this manga. Logic is not one of them.

 

[nandachikara]

introducing technology into the manga wasn't really necessary,ninja's existed way back in the days,centuries ago,there was no tech then...i think...

 

[solorflare99]

introducing technology into the manga wasn't really necessary,ninja's existed way back in the days,centuries ago,there was no tech then...i think...

The show always had tech, now it is a few decades more advanced.

 

[Ansatsuken]

Why people still looking for logic from this manga:|:|