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For example, there wouldn't be set cycles - so each unit can read from a sample until some specified condition is met (read depth, found a given mutation, etc). This isn't just a mounting decision OxNano is thinking in terms of the unique properties nanopores would bring. What is striking about their instrument is that while it could theoretically sit on a benchtop, what they are really aiming for are huge gangs of them - the boxes fit in a standard computer rack. Now, the big catch is that any working chemistry to go with that instrument is still tightly under wraps (and someone from OxNano smothered speculation that any big announcement will come at Marco Island this week).

Luke Jostins has a very nice article looking at what Oxford Nanopore has released about their instrumentation. Think personal computer as an analogy (PGM is a Mac & MiSeq a PC?). The PGM in particular is meant to be seen: a stylish logo composed of four symbols and even an iPod dock (what next? Personalized 'skins' for your PGM?). These instruments sit atop a bit of bench space.

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The archetype is the Ion Torrent Personal Genome Machine (PGM), but with similar form factors are the 454 Jr and MiSeq. In the second category are the 'personal sequencers'. These instruments are large and require their own floor space (or effectively so). I will use as my exemplar Pacific Biosciences, though this category would also include Helicos and to some degree the mainline sequencers of the other families. In the first category you have the monster instruments. When thinking about the current crop of sequencing instruments, it occurred to me that they can be divided roughly into three categories, representing three different visions of what sequencing will look like for the next few years.

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