There's something ingenius about taking an 'O' and making it a 'C.' It's so subtle. So clever. It boggles the mind with possibilities: Orec cookies anyone? Maybe a little Cvaltine to wash it down? Ok, maybe not. But that's generally the idea behind this Viac Vaic, a shanzhai version of the tiny Sony Viao.
VIAC (a Chinese VIAO knockoff)
This particular model is a knockoff of the Viao TT model. I pity the fool who goes shopping for a genuine Sony in China and ends up taking home this wannabee. For those of you who want to see what kind of guts this not-so-bad boy has, here are the specs (courtesy of clonedinchina):
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Get your spelling right
Submitted on October 7th, 2009 by AnonymousJust look at the picture.
It's a VAIC (not VIAC)
Still a clever name change (they tricked you), but they did more than just change the O to a C.
Whoa!
Submitted on October 7th, 2009 by Rick MartinDamn, you're right! Nice eye...
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