Look at the pictures. You can see they have been edited. The screenshot that shows available space on the drive had a real hack job done to it. The TB doesn't even line up straight with the rest of the line.
What about the picture of the goofs in clean suits. Looks like they are sitting at a beuty shop.
What about the fact that the web page is extremely lack luster?
I mean it looks like they used Microsoft paint to do their very amateur editing.
This doesn't even begin to look like a good hoax.
Ok, if you do a search of Atom Chip Corporation you may come across a CES site that lists them as attendees (http://www.cesweb.org/attendees/directory/rd_exhi bitor_details.asp?exhibid=7059). But, their email address are @optonline.net
See they were too cheap to even pay for webhosting that would at least allow them to have email addresses using the atomchip.com domain.
Oh well, maybe high quality hoaxes will make a come back some day!
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Look at the pictures. You can see they have been edited. The screenshot that shows available space on the drive had a real hack job done to it. The TB doesn't even line up straight with the rest of the line. What about the picture of the goofs in clean suits. Looks like they are sitting at a beuty shop. What about the fact that the web page is extremely lack luster? I mean it looks like they used Microsoft paint to do their very amateur editing. This doesn't even begin to look like a good hoax. Ok, if you do a search of Atom Chip Corporation you may come across a CES site that lists them as attendees (http://www.cesweb.org/attendees/directory/rd_exhi bitor_details.asp?exhibid=7059). But, their email address are @optonline.net
See they were too cheap to even pay for webhosting that would at least allow them to have email addresses using the atomchip.com domain.
Oh well, maybe high quality hoaxes will make a come back some day!