Posts tagged with clone
Flourite N68 sports a transparent keypad
Posted on: Posted on August 5, 2009 5:45 PM
Yes, clones can do it too - a phone maker in Shanzai has revealed the Flourite N68 which features a transparent keypad. If you remember, this not so new idea is taken from the LG GD900, launched earlier. However, this imitation lacks the sliding capability available on its original counterpart, but it does sport a 2.2 inch display, dual sim card support, Bluetooth, FM radio, speak up to 13 languages and costs about $70 (480 Yuan). Clone or not, there surely is something fresh about glass and we definitely have not seen the last of these.
Tags: clone, flourite n68,
Vertu Ferrari Clone Spotted
Posted on: Posted on May 4, 2009 9:50 AM
Want a Vertu Ferrari phone, but can’t afford one? Well, you can always search the Internet for the Vertu Ferrari clone which has been making its rounds. The device has a slightly different design from the real deal, and has an integrated media player, built-in FM radio, Bluetooth and microSD memory card slot. Of course, don’t expect to buy a dozen of these and become rich by selling them off as the real deal.
Tags: clone, vertu ferrari, veru,
NokiPhone N3000i Is A N95 Clone
Posted on: Posted on April 20, 2009 10:06 AM
What happens when you marry an iPhone with a Nokia N95? Well, you’ll probably end up with something that looks a lot like the NokiPhone N3000i, which is an obvious attempt to clone the two and put them together. If you were wondering what this $129 phone offers, you’ll need to go through its specification sheet, which shows:
- 3.2-inch QVGA display
- Wi-Fi
- Bluetooth 2.0
- Dual-SIM support
- microSD card expansion
- Video recording (something the iPhone doesn’t have just yet)
Tags: clone, fake, iphone, nokia,
HiPhone Nano Instead of iPhone Nano?
Posted on: Posted on April 17, 2009 11:27 AM
Can’t wait for the upcoming iPhone 2009 or iPhone nano? Well, the folks over in China certainly can’t bear to wait, and so it’s no surprise to see a phone dubbed the HiPhone Nano appear. Even more surprising is the fact that the device is a clamshell phone, with an iPhone-esque clickwheel on the outside, and a numeric keypad inside. The HiPhone Nano tries to beat the iPhone by offering dual-SIM support, but we’re doubt that adds any real value to the device, unless you travel a lot. The HiPhone Nano costs $124.99 without a contract, which is a tad steep for a cloned mobile phone.