Seems liks quite the load of bull. Maybe. maybe it’s based on possible technology that might be used in the future, and that laptop is a fake, or maybe a ‘mock-up’ of what a real one would look like. It just doesn’t seem possible. Especially since the “drives” look like nothing more than compact flash cards.
I call bullshit. There’s no way that there’s 2 TB of flash memory there. A 6.x Ghz processor I could imagine, but it wouldn’t run at comparable speeds to a Pentium, or it would overheat and die immediately.
Read this and tell me you don’t see that it’s a transparent hoax. Everything on the page is pure bunkum. This is a good bit:
It’s good enough for a Star Trek script, but it’s a ludicrous hodgepodge of basic holography, unobtanium, and imaginary physics. It doesn’t begin to make any kind of sense.
Yeah, but then your interphasic quadrature grid will be out of alignment. And that, of course, leads to optoelectronic cascade failure during critical state transition periods.
I wonder how long it will take Quantum Corporation, a large manufacturer of storage devices, to jump all over these guys’ asses for having the gall to write "Quantum[sup]TM[/sup] " on their vaporware storage device.