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Nokia N95 clone is called the Nokia-N95 |
axxxr
Joined: Mar 21, 2003
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From: Londinium
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Apparently a Nokia N95 clone has been spotted in China looking very similar to, well, the Nokia N95.
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masseur
Joined: Jan 03, 2003
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From: Sydney, London
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they don't hang about do they? at first glance it does look like N95 but when placed together with a pic of the real thing it stands out a mile thats it fake. I suspect it doesn't even slide open as it has the keypad on the outside
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BobaFett
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"It was bound to happen, it was just a matter of time. About it being the first clone, I am not sure. It is the first one I have stumbled upon. I have no specs of the phone. It's probably like all the other copycat phones (Nokir 828 comes to mind). I can't see what is written on the box since the pics are not that good. What i can see though is that the phone is not a slider anymore but a candybar. It has that 'oh-so-popular' touchscreen (quite a big screen, 2.4 inch?) in those fake phones. I am guessing that black square above the screen is also a camera? If it has a front camera then maybe it's 3g? It also copies the silver/plum color combo. They also didn't bother changing the name (it remains a Nokia-N95). Hey, they did add a slash between the Nokia and N95. Well the usual specs for those copy phones are:
- Only dual band (no 3G)
- 1.3 or 2 mega pixel camera
- QCIF touchscreen (varies in size)
- Very strong ringtones
- Some special feature (in this case I have no idea what it is)
I actually think the phone doesnt look that bad. Looks like a mixture of N95 and N73 and with a touchscreen. Who knows...it might share some high specs with the N95...What is for sure is that there will definitely be more N95 copycats in the future and I still want an original Nokia N95."
http://justamp.blogspot.com/2007/04/first-nokia-n95-clone.html
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PeterKay
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love the chinese 
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JK
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Its more N73ish.
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BobaFett
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any chance to see the menu?
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Mr Miyagi
Joined: Mar 28, 2005
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yeah it does look more like a N73 |
Falcon786
Joined: Sep 09, 2005
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this begs the question,y dont the chinese just make exact spec phones,with their low manufacturing costs they could still sell a clone with 5 meg cam etc for a quarter of the price of original one!and it's not a matter of tech because they can simply strip down an original one to make all the chips processors...they really can copy anything
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mxm
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Looks like soon china will start producing and shipping the clones of original products even before the original product is released to market. 
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mobilemodman
Joined: Jan 01, 2007
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If only chineese ppl could come up with better software for their stuff, i mean have u ever bought one of those cheap 12mpx camera's off ebay, or a cheap Mp3 player, the software on them is just stupid |
QVGA
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i once got hold of a imate jamin lookalike which was Chinese. Handwriting recognition never worked, it never recognised what i wrote no matter how clearly i wrote. So touchscreen is basically a minus point for them. |
batesie
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haha thats highly amusing
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Posted: 2007-04-16 10:40
