Razer's tablet prototype, Project Fiona, has been the center in an increasingly unique production tale. The tablet was originally shown at CES in January of 2012 running a full Windows OS on a 10.1″ display, powered by a Core i7 processor, and boasting a potential late 2012 release.
But in early October, Razer CEO Min-Liang Tan posted a picture of the tablet, stating they would be producing Project Fiona if the picture received 10,000 likes in 7 days. While it might seem risky to hold your product hostage for Facebook Likes, Tan has over 139,000 Facebook subscribers, so it was probably a relatively safe stunt. If they couldn't drum up enough interest for people to Like the picture, then it's probably safe to say Razer fans wouldn't buy it. (more)