Fake Sony Vaio W Spotted in China?!
While most of us marveled at the design of the new Sony Vaio W when it was first announced, Sony's work on the netbook was apparently old news in China. In fact, a Chinese laptop manufacturer managed to sort of 'clone' the Vaio W design and even released the fake version months ahead of the genuine article. Want proof? Check out the photos:
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And we have the specs!
10.2-inch LED display,
1.6GHz Atom processor,
integrated graphics,
a 160GB HDD,
1GB RAM,
Yes, it may be a knock-off but I have to hand it to whoever put this together: The build looks rather solid.
[via ClonedinChina]
You know its a fake Sony Vaio W when it doesn't have chicklet keys and textured touchpad.
Tsk, tsk.
Tsk, tsk.
And we have the specs!
10.2-inch LED display,
1.6GHz Atom processor,
integrated graphics,
a 160GB HDD,
1GB RAM,
Yes, it may be a knock-off but I have to hand it to whoever put this together: The build looks rather solid.
[via ClonedinChina]
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