I have to call fake!
No one could come up with the Nano-technology needed to run this thing off their workbench at home.
The technology just to create a regular computer is beyond most people even with the modern equipment of making advanced micro-chip systems.

Not to mention even the basic wires used for the keyboard and mouse - not possible.
Look way over on the right - even the wall socket is ultra-small.

A clever fake - and I'm thinking someone fell for it!

>> ^Sagemind:

I have to call fake!
No one could come up with the Nano-technology needed to run this thing off their workbench at home.
The technology just to create a regular computer is beyond most people even with the modern equipment of making advanced micro-chip systems.
Not to mention even the basic wires used for the keyboard and mouse - not possible.
Look way over on the right - even the wall socket is ultra-small.
A clever fake - and I'm thinking someone fell for it!


It could be done, but the tiny wall socket does call everything into question. Good catch, I didn't even notice that.

It a fake. They simply hired a giant and put him in front of a regular pc.

To clarify my statement above.
Yes, building a tiny computer would be extremely difficult. I meant that building what is seen here--and only doing what we see here would be possible.

*engineering
*lies

Adding video to channels (Engineering, Lies) - requested by ponceleon.

Could be fake, but it could also be a tiny AMOLED screen set to show a virtual PC running on the computer in the background. The button the tiny tower starts it and the mouse is really a small version of a mouse someone made to interface with it.

i'm thinking he had a real mouse in his other hand not shown

Perfect size for ants!

That's got Retina display.

No doubt Apple will be suing.

>> ^marinara:

i'm thinking he had a real mouse in his other hand not shown


Maybe. I'm guessing the little screen is just playing back a recorded desktop session from a full-sized PC?