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Hello, world!
Yunchul Kim (DE)
Hello, world! is an interesting take on long- and short-lived data storage media. It uses acoustic signals to store data. A codified auditory signal (feedback) circulates in a closed system consisting of a computer, a loudspeaker, 246 meters of copper tubing and a microphone. Due to the acoustic delay in the tubing system, it’s possible to save data, whereby the rule is: the longer the copper tubing, the longer the time delay and the greater the memory capacity.
Prix Ars Electronica 2006, Honorary Mention Interactive Art
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Prix Ars Electronica - International Competition for Cyberarts 
