What you are looking at is Sony’s new Vaio TT Series Notebook. It’s a tiny thing, with an 11.1″ widescreen display. 2GB of RAM, a 64GB Solid Date Drive and HDMI out.
Where confusion sets in: Sony is marketing this as a laptop meant for a super spy, with a highly visible “007″ branding on both the inside and outside of the case. Because nothing signifies “covert intelligence” more than a fist-sized numerical designation that is considered universally synonymous with “I AM A SPY.”
Even if that weren’t the case, surely James Bond would consider walking around carrying a laptop with his name written on it just dreadfully gauche, the sort of thing that separates a suassive he-man like him from M’s nepotistically-hired nephew, Double Oh 12, who always walks around MI6 with a labeled thermos under his arm and his mittens pinned to his chest.
Quantum of Sollace Vaio TT Laptop {Chipchick]
ah but that’s what they’d want you to think. Real spies could walk round with all this stuff and no-one would ever suspect them of actually working for Her Magesties Secret Service.
frankly, other who else is going to spend that cash on a netbook.
Bond would have left his on the tube on the way home after a couple too many Martinis. That’s OK though, Gordon Brown says it is.
This kind of thing is really the difference between Daniel Craig’s Bond and Roger Moore’s.
I can definitely imagine Roger Moore’s Bond carrying around a laptop with his number on it like a monogram.
Hell, when the Bond series originally jumped the shark with “Diamonds are Forever” they had Sean Connery carrying around a Playboy Club card with his own name on it.
it will be easy to make Quantum of Solace spoofs… every where this Bond goes he breaks glass, he can’t get a gallon of milk from the store without it turning into a chase scene, and every time he punches someone in the face, they die http://www.kogmedia.com