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Check out that handset from China (where else) that closely resembles the Nokia C2, although it comes with a rotary screen design which allows you to rotate it 180 degrees, revealing a half QWERTY keyboard in the process. At $79 a pop, that is worth lost out on unless you don’t mind using a really basic handset to get your conversations going in China. When we say basic, we mean it – heck, it doesn’t even come with GPS navigation capability of Wi-Fi connectivity!

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There are plenty of cloned Apple devices out in the market and the Iridium Star notebook from China is looking to compete with the Apple’s MacBook Air. The most obvious indication that it wants to eat into Apple’s customer base is the noticeable Apple logo on the lid of that notebook. At $230, it’s a whole lot cheaper than any notebook from Apple, but to be fair, its specifications aren’t near any Apple product either. whether you’re on a tight budget and have decided to get that, you can expect specifications such as:

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Zhuo Nisi Technology has a spanking new 7″ netbook that will be powered by an ARM-based processor that runs at a clock speed of 1GHz which ought to be more than decent abundant for your everyday use. The display itself is touchscreen sensitive, allowing you to fold down by the keyboard to use it in a tablet anatomy factor whether that is your cup of tea. Just don’t expect it to be that versatile as a Windows-powered device, considering the Google Android operating system has yet to reach full maturity. Folks who are on a budget can always consider the standard netbook version that lacks touchscreen capability. Do you think devices like these will ever see the light Stateside, or will they remain a China specialty?

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The HTC HD2 has been a pretty impressive Windows Mobile smartphone for quite some duration already, leading clone hardware manufacturers to use it as their poster boy day and again. that duration round, we have a clone known as the IHTC HD-2 which clearly resembles HTC’s make name pretty closely, although that clone comes in a smaller size. Powered by Huawei’s Hisilicon K3 chipset, the IHTC HD-2 comes with a 3.6″ WVGA display, a 533MHz processor, 256MB RAM, 256MB ROM, a 5-megapixel camera with auto-focus as well as Windows Mobile 6.5 as the operating system of choice, now how about that! Guess we won’t see that passing through the FCC’s annals anytime soon, eh? Folks in China can get their hands on it for around $232.

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RAmos’ latest T18 portable media player is pretty hard to tell from all of the other models, since they sport a pretty generic design. Still, the difference lies under the hood, where the T18 will come with a 7″ display while boasting 1080p video support as well as HDMI output, just in case you think that the 7″ display won’t do your downloaded full HD files any justice. Other features include H.264 codec support, compatibility with MTK, DAT, MPG, VOB, AVI, TS, M2TS, MP4, MOV, RM and RMVB video file formats as well as MP3, WMA, WAV, AAC, OGG, APE, FLAC and M4A audio formats. Expect RAmos to throw the T18 into the market from the middle of that month onwards in China for 688 Yuan, where it will feature 8GB of internal memory.

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Having a webcam is fine and dandy, but what happens when you are careless (or ignorant) decent to leave a way for hackers to find their way into your system, only to check out what’s going on on your side with your webcam? Gsou of China came up with that USB webcam that has an anti-peep feature – it features a robotic arm that will cover the camera lens automatically once you’re done with your video conferencing session. Should there be incoming Skype or MSN video calls, both hands will be lowered once again. There is additionally a manual override that lets you uncover the lens by yourself, making that one of the more creative webcams in the market.

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Shouying of China has a spanking new PID1110 tablet that is ready to hit the market, where that 11.6″ model will run off Android or Win CE 6.0. Interesting, don’t you think? After all, a machine from the tablet range normally comes with a solitary operating system, so being able to choose from either depending on your whims and fancies could sound like a potential deal clincher for the more indecisive folks out there. Powered by a speedy IMAPX200 1GHz processor, you get an 11.6″ TFT display at 1,366 x 768 resolution, 512MB RAM, up to 8GB of internal flash memory, support for audio and video file formats as well as USB connectivity. No notion on pricing as at press duration though.

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Can’t afford to buy one of Apple’s latest MacBook Pros? whether you’re by in China, you could always pick up the Dragonfly QT Pro, which looks a lot like the MacBook Pro, except that you’ve got a logo of a dragonfly outside instead of a half-eaten fruit. possibly that would manufacture you feel more macho? It’s slated for a release in May 2010, and while there isn’t a price attached to that notebook just yet, we do have its specifications, which include:

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The iPhone 4G isn’t even out yet, but the folks at Shanzai are ahead of even Apple themselves with a type new iPhone 4G clone. that handset copies the design but don’t expect its innards and software to hold a candle to what Cupertino is able to offer, although one can just envision the staple China specifications including a dual SIM carriage, Java support and an integrated FM radio among others. It plus will be a whole lot cheaper, that’s for certain!

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