Luvaglio laptop review Videos

hahahah this guys so funny , NOT!!!

Does this thing ACTUALLY exist? The article from PC Pro titled "The Truth Behind the Million Dollar Laptop" states they were able to get ahold of Luvaglio's CEO (who I see is the name of this channel, so maybe this will get him talking) via phone, and he said they were "limiting what they're saying at this time" and that they were "exceptionally busy", but were "taking orders". They also tracked down Luvaglio's HQ, which is in a tiny office in an upscale neighborhood of London (but no one was there when they tried to pay a visit). Well it's been nearly 8 years since that article was written, and since then there's been hardly any news on the laptop or even the company, and much less any news that a working model has been revealed, demonstrated (I'd especially like to see how that "self-cleaning screen" works), and sold. Even the Wikipedia article on Luvaglio specifically states there's no evidence Luvaglio has actually produced a physical product. The only remaining evidence the company even exists is its website, which aside from links (all of which are broken) to a Blog, Portfolio, Contact info, along with 2 completely random, irrelevant links to some design website, a link to this video and 3 others, and pictures of the different finishes supposedly available for the laptop, is completely password-protected. Not to mention the copyright date on the website hasn't changed since 2012. So what's going on? Why has Luvaglio gone completely silent? If the laptop does exist and has been sold, has Luvaglio tried to make it so over-the-top exclusive that it's for their customer's eyes only, and their owners are held to a contract that prevents them from showing it off to the press? Or was none of Luvaglio's invitees willing to shell out a million dollars for a laptop, therefore meaning the company has flopped, and the company is too embarrassed to admit they've failed? Or, given how secretive the company is with it's password-protected website and broken links, could it actually be an elaborate front for a drug trafficking outfit or some other illegal operation? Either way, I'd say for a company that's supposedly as prestigious and great as Luvaglio claims to be, I'd imagine they'd at least have a professional-looking website with links that aren't broken and don't link to other irrelevant websites. As of now, the company looks like a complete hoax.

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