Perspective failure sets product design back 20 years

It's all well and good making gadgets ever smaller, but all that good work is ruined when an untrained booth babe holds it too close to the camera and makes it look HUGE:



Poor Ken-chi Awada (above) has been demoted two holding divisions as a result of this disastrous display attempt, and will next be seen holding factory meat processing equipment in the Narita Corp. Meat Reconstitution Products Third Division.




The plans of TVus Corporation have also been thrown into chaos, following an incorrect hold in its Korean Autumn Tech Expo booth. The poor girl managed to make its TVAnywhere system look three times its actual size.

The product's launch date has been changed from November to 'TBA', with company spokesmen clamouring to reaffirm the gadget's actual size of 12mm x 6mm x 4mm - the smallest in its class.