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By Herman Lai, posted May 13, 2010 at 12:33 AM, 1,236 views,

Sony XPERIA X10 Knockoff

X10 knockoff

The Sony XPERIA X10 is Sony Ericsson’s first Android touchscreen phone. Of course, here we present you the knockoff of it. It looks alike and it does something that the orginal is not capable of.

X10 knockoff

Well, you don’t get an Android OS for it and with its Symbian OS, it looks like another piece of junk to me.

X10 knockoff

Unfortunately, the display size of this knockoff is reduced to 3.6-inch (Original is 4-inch) and also dropped out the multi-touch capability.

X10 knockoff

What makes it so special for this knockoff is that it can play RM/RMVB videos directly on the phone, with support up to 480p definition. Are there any phones do the same thing too?

X10 knockoff

The UI in it does not run smooth and you get built-in apps including Facebook, Twitter, Opera Web Browser and more. Umm… I thought Facebook and Twitter are blocked in China ?

X10 knockoff

With its dual SIM card slot, I’m sure you will not see this on the original. For other stuff, it brings you WiFi, Bluetooth and radio.

X10 knockoff

Cameras are built on both sides, the one on the back has 2 megapixels and comes with flash. Moreover, it supports up 20 different kinds of languages for its UI but apparently, it only support GSM..

X10 knockoff

For the price and the availability of this Sony XPERIA X10 knockoff are unknown yet. We think it will not cost more than $1000 Chinese Yuan (about $146). [m8cool]


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