Even though quite a lot about this woman Altshul was written in a Swedish electronics newspaper, I find it hard to believe that she's made anything for real. She didn't even look excited on the photo where she showed up the phone. I mean, wouldn't YOU look excited if you had orders on >200 million phones to several large companies?
But some people never look happy, so, the paper phone MAY be real, but then, why so little info about it on the company's website?
And listen up now: This is the info on the upcoming paper laptop: "The world's most powerful computer!!! (...) for the price of a text book. I am quite sure that a 5mm thin & tiny $20 disposable computer *never* would beat Sun's $80000 workstations in speed/stability.
I am quite sure this IS a scam or fake. But i don't get the point of it. What is so damn funny about fooling a lot of people that you have developed the new, revolutionizing STT Technology?
Tobias
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No cell phone? I am sure my water resistant Siemens M35 would be just fine after spilling a soda on it.
Even though quite a lot about this woman Altshul was written in a Swedish electronics newspaper, I find it hard to believe that she's made anything for real. She didn't even look excited on the photo where she showed up the phone. I mean, wouldn't YOU look excited if you had orders on >200 million phones to several large companies? But some people never look happy, so, the paper phone MAY be real, but then, why so little info about it on the company's website? And listen up now: This is the info on the upcoming paper laptop: "The world's most powerful computer!!! (...) for the price of a text book. I am quite sure that a 5mm thin & tiny $20 disposable computer *never* would beat Sun's $80000 workstations in speed/stability. I am quite sure this IS a scam or fake. But i don't get the point of it. What is so damn funny about fooling a lot of people that you have developed the new, revolutionizing STT Technology? Tobias