If Huang or others can successfully use nanotechnology to create junk food that tastes as good as ever but has fat and sugar replacements, or perhaps employs nano-particles that prevent fat or calories from being absorbed and stored by the body, then they've got the holy grail of food.

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As good as the handheld's newfangled Tegra 4 chip seems to be, it still can't hold a candle to Nvidia's own GTX 680 -- Huang explained that the Shield can play more than just Tegrazone games -- it can take over your gaming PC, too.

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Huang assumes that Beijing can reverse course and pump money into the economy if needed.

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And Huang knows that if you can deliver something better, even if for just six months, you'll satisfy that fickle customer.

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While his actual tomb has not been explored yet because of the difficulty in excavating the site, the vast pits containing the terracotta soldiers, cavalry, archers and officers can be viewed at the Emperor Qui Shi Huang Mausoleum Site Museum.

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Rutgers' Huang, too, has been working on developing nano-biosensors that can detect the slightest trace of pathogens in a food supply.

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"The more content there is, the more visual interest there can be, the more processing horsepower people need, " says Huang, 44.

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However, it can also be used to run other types of apps - Mr Huang gave music players and Facebook as two examples.

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