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When will we be able to industrialize graphene and when will the consumer likely see graphene in household products such as computers?
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I currently work in a research lab where several members are studying the properties and manufacturing techniques of graphene. There is a lot of research in the topic right now, and this is mostly because of increased media exposure and "buzz" surrounding the material. 

The graphene that we can grow today is small and expensive, that's the bottom line. Making large scale devices of material that is incredibly delicate is hard. You may be thinking "but graphene is super strong!," and it is. But maintaining a certain phase of material at conditions we consider "normal" is not straight forward. 

One leading researcher in the field is Dr. Jamie Warner at Oxford. Look up some of his stuff if you're interested in real science on the subject of graphene. 

This is probably not the answer you wanted, but there is no good way of addressing this question. Often times research is non-linear. Also, we may or may not get to that point. There are other promising avenues for technology processing that we are exploring. 

TL;DR: Not anytime soon.