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Since November last year, Shenzhen Market Authority continuously crackdown on Intelligent Property Right (IPR) and knockoff products. Apparently, Shenzhen is the main focus of this operation.
The Shanzhai phenomenon continues. We hope you enjoyed the previous episode, and today we bring you the second part. It’s more than meets the eye, featuring an interview with the Chinese iPad knockoff maker who charged Apple with plagiarism. Oh, the great inventor of Apple Peel 520 made an appearance too. Video after the break.
We did have a bunch of Sony Vaio P clones previously, and they all turned out pretty. But, always an exception case, we think this pitch-black Sony Vaio P clone is looking clumsy. How do you feel about it?
This is incredibly awesome. Few days ago, I was taking a deep look at the Dell Inspiron Duo review from Engadget, and now, I’m seeing a knockoff here. It’s smaller in size and less powerful. So what’s the big deal? Check it out after the jump.
We had talked about the Macbook Pro knockoff before, remember? The old glowing Dragonfly logo is finally upgraded to a glowing Apple logo. Based on the photos of the clone, it makes us think it runs Mac OS X, but is that true? Tell you later.
After Apple launches the all-new Macbook Air, the knockoff makers today unveil their 10-inch Macbook Air wannabe, but it doesn’t get long lasting battery and flash storage. However, here we have a fake Steve Jobs introducing the machine. This is totally a piece of crap.
It’s always nice when a new knockoff product comes out with an affordable price. The Nokia Booklet 3G knockoff we introduced previously will go on sale starting from today, for just 1300 Chinese yuan (about $199). That’s insanely cheap, and we do love its specs and finishing.
In April this year, we spotted a Knockoff HP Mini 5102 in Blue Color which looks fantastic. Another hp mini 5102 knockoff in Red unveiled in Shenzhen today, it should be another wonderful knockoff netbook.
At the beginning of the year, we had a review on the Sony Vaio P Knockoff. Today, we are glad to see this knockoff netbook again, it becomes bigger this time and the TrackPoint nub disappeared.
The previous Acer Aspire One knockoff was a great piece of technology, it was listed in our TOP 10 Knockoff Netbooks and the Shenzhen Knockoff maker decided to upgrade this netbook. Now, this netbook is powered by Intel Atom N450 processor, a 12-inch display (1280×800) and also comes with a 6 cell battery. Nice?
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