Sony Vaio P doesn't quite fit, gets ridiculed by Japanese geeks
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Sony’s new subnotebook Vaio P does look like a neat little machine but several official promo shots of the device triggered a wave of mockery in the blogosphere of its home country Japan.
The problem is that Sony thinks the Vaio P fits in the back pocket of your pants. But that’s not really the case.
The following pictures were made and put online by some Japanese anti-Sony geeks as an answer.
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A Thinkpad doesn’t fit in a back pocket.
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Neither does a Mac.
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No chance at all with this Dell tower.
Hachimakikou [JP] via Asiajin
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