The New 7-inch iPad Wannabe Comes With Capacitive Touchscreen

By Chris Chang, posted September 6, 2010 at 1:00 PM, 393 views

Here’s the new tweaked version of the 7-inch iPad wannabe. The knockoff makers threw out the old resistive touchscreen that we hate to touch and swapped in a capacitive panel like the one in Apple’s iPhone and iPad. Engineers claim that the touch response was far better with capacitive, and at least in this device, it simply made more sense.

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The Latest 7-inch iPad Wannabe

By Chris Chang, posted August 18, 2010 at 11:45 AM, 1,467 views

As no-one knows when the rumored 7-inch iPad is actually launching, it might be worth to have a look on this 7-inch Android tablet which looks like a minimized iPad. Available now, for $900 Chinese yuan (about $132).

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Everyone Should Take A Look On This iPad Knockoff

By Chris Chang, posted August 9, 2010 at 7:30 PM, 2,960 views

At first sight, I thought it’s a real iPad. Unexpectedly, I’m wrong when I see the Intel Atom sticker on its back…

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Another 7-inch iPad Clone Supports 1080p and HDMI

By Herman Lai, posted August 9, 2010 at 9:01 AM, 1,235 views

There’s a lot of ideal choices of an iPad knockoff, and certainly some turns out bad. But we think this is going to be another great clone, or you can call it a 7-inch Android tablet. Here are the specs:

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There’s a Knockoff For Apple’s Products and Website

By Chris Chang, posted July 31, 2010 at 2:55 PM, 1,889 views

Dear Apple fanboys, you got to meet QingTing, a Chinese company that copies Apple’s products and website. They have MacBook Pro, iMac, iPad knockoffs which look just like the real stuff. What’s more, they even ripped off Apple wholesale and copied Apple’s website by ’stealing’ the product shots without any approvals from Apple. Luckily, they removed all Apple logos and trademarks.

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Preview: The ePad.

By Chris Chang, posted July 9, 2010 at 4:27 PM, 4,446 views

Look guys, we have got a new member here for the iPad knockoff family. It has a 10-inch screen, running Android 2.1, priced at $1300 Chinese yuan (about $190), and we call it the ePad. Four more pictures after the jump.

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Top 10 Chinese Knockoffs

By Chris Chang, posted June 27, 2010 at 8:04 PM, 1,519 views

There are lots of knockoffs in China. And there are some good ones which you may take another glance on it. Here we have a list from Times.com introducing the top 10 Chinese knockoffs, showing the impressive imitations in today’s China. The iPhone and iPad knockoffs snatched the top positions easily while the Google’s “sister” search engine is still surviving, but we prefer the China’s white house instead of the fake converse sneakers. So, dive in below if you want to take a look at other Chinese fakes, and be sure to drop us your comments for which of these knockoffs won your heart at first sight.

Read – Top 10 Chinese Knockoffs from TIME

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Put an USB hub on this iPad Knockoff

By Herman Lai, posted June 23, 2010 at 12:37 AM, 649 views

Shenzhen Lianhua Electronics company gives us another 7-inch (800 X 480) iPad knockoff, it’s based on VIA 8505 chipset, powered by ARM9 processor, includes 128MB RAM, 2GB of flash memory. What’s so special with this crap is that it gives you an additional USB hub to gain a few USB ports.

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The Badass iPad Knockoff That’s Powered by Android 2.1

By Chris Chang, posted June 4, 2010 at 6:24 AM, 8,162 views

After the magical iPad’s first 60 days of availability on Earth, the knockoff makers have finally built the truly remarkable iPad wannabe which looks pretty awesome in many ways. It’s gonna be the next big thing, with its powerful Android OS.

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UPDATE: More pics and info added.

iPad Knock-off is Seeking Help From Apple

By Star Chang, posted May 31, 2010 at 6:00 PM, 1,356 views

We have already seen several iPad knock-offs, but at the moment they are not selling well in China. The knock-offs’ retailers hope to capitalize on their lower prices and earlier availability to woo the customers in China, but have met limited success so far. They are hoping the real iPad’s global launch will provide more sales on the iPad clone. Apple’s iPad had officially went global, available in 9 countries, but China is still not in the list. Apple has no information on when the iPad would be available in China. Retailers claim that not many people in China know about the iPad, and if Apple officially launch their iPad here, people will look for it; if they can’t afford it, they will buy the fake one.

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