Your statement that Bitcoin cannot handle micropayments is absolutely incorrect. Are you familiar with payment microchannels? With microchannels, Bitcoin solves the micropayment problem like it solves other, related problems: with simple p2p network tech combined with cryptography.

In short, Mike Hearn and others figured out how to exploit Bitcoin's native scripting capabilities to support microtransactions. They call it microchannels, and there's a very succinct explanation here if you're familiar with Bitcoin scripting: http://www.slideshare.net/JohannBarbie/bitcoin-micropayment-...

There's even a working implementation: part of Mike Hearn's BitcoinJ, the second oldest Bitcoin implementation.

Now, you could argue that there's so far no big demand for Bitcoin microtransactions, and I'd have to agree. But to say bitcoin is not capable of them is simply false.

Edit: Also, your per tx fee is too high by at least 10x. In fact, many transactions can be sent at absolutely no charge.