Sony Vaio Q is world’s smallest ultrabook (April fools)
In the game of April fools, Sony has fired the first salvo by announcing a fictitious Sony Vaio Q, which is slightly bigger than a U.S quarter coin. Just take a look at the specs: 8GB of RAM and gorgeous 0.75″ x 1.25″ Full HD 1080p. LED backlit display. A pixel density that makes it the sharpest screen on the market today. AMD Radeon™ HD 6650M (1GB) graphics. Extra Lithium Battery Coin (CR2032-B1A) included. The battery part is hilarious. Now, we wonder what others will come up with :)
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