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Nokia N900 Clone

Mubasher — Wed, 30 Sep 2009 12:03:09 +0000

We just find another clone of Nokia. This clone is a copy of Nokia N900 from ‘Papaya One’. They even did not bother to change the name of Nokia.

It is a Quad Band, Dual SIM, accelerator sensor Cellphone. The N900 clone also support TV & FM radio, gravity sensor, touch screen, ebook, moving QQ, bluetooth, MP3/MP4 and 0.3 mega pixel camera.

It supports GSM 850/900/1800/1900 MHz bands – means it could be used worldwide.

* Be careful while purchasing a phone and make sure you are getting the right one – not a fake phone in the price of original.

Source: Papaya One

NOKLA N76 – A Nokia N76 clone

Mubasher — Thu, 19 Jul 2007 05:53:50 +0000

We previously showed you NOKLA N95 – A Nokia N95 clone and Nokia N73 clone . This time we are discussing about NOKLA N76 – a clone of Nokia N76. I believe it’s very difficult to differentiate the original and this fake chinese version of N76. The only prominent difference “I” in NOKIA is replaced with “L”.

This clone is also made by CECT. The key specifications of the phone are:

The 2 megapixel camera, 2.6″ touch screen, Micro SD expansion slot, Media Player, and just 95 grams.

* Be careful while purchasing a phone and make sure you are getting the right one – not a fake phone in the price of original.

Nokia N73 clone

Mubasher — Sat, 07 Jul 2007 05:10:22 +0000

Initially, I thought it’s original N73 – even the startup screen displays NOKIA. But it is not – it’s a N73 clone. I think one of the most accurate clone from chinese.
Not sure about the software and box of the phone – if they also have copied accurately…..

* Be careful while purchasing a phone and make sure you are getting the right one – not a fake phone in the price of original.

NOKLA N95 – A Nokia N95 Clone

Mubasher — Fri, 15 Jun 2007 18:40:32 +0000

Another Nokia N95 clone – NOKLA N95. The letter “I” in Nokia is replaced with the letter “L”. It’s almost same as Nokia N95, but it does not support bi-directional slider. Even the wordings for camera lenses is copied.