Here’s an interesting video of a developer in India showing off a prototype tablet platform that is predicted to cost a mere 50 bucks to manufacture. While it’s not quite as affordable as the USD35 tablet that was announced by the Indian government last month, could it be the first tangible sighting of the mysterious MumbaiPad?
Watching HD video on your 7” or even 10” tablet for that matter isn’t really that special. It’s nice to know your device can do it but… it’s a bit of a waste on the small screen.
The shanzhai clone a lot of automobile brands like, Ferrari, Mercedes Benz, Land Rover … and the latest is Bugatti.
In the crowd of iPad-like-design shanzhai tablets the Herotab stands tall with its own unique design which includes the executive styled good looks of a built-on case.
Kudos to Steve Jobs for inspiring most of the shanzhai makers to roll down a tablet PC!!! Whether they manufacturers a phone, eBook reader, MID, netbooks or notebooks in the past, almost all of them have upgraded or downgraded their devices to suit the liking of an iPad. The latest being netbook maker Malata, but it has something more to offer than just iPad like looks.
When iPhone went international, fans lined up at the official carriers shop at 12 am in Hong Kong. But back then no one would have thought of such a shipping crisis for iPhone. Although it is officially available in the city, the recent buzz is that it has been taking ages for delivery
Known as the QT Pro, this Apple Mac Pro clone integrates a slightly higher performance dual core Intel Pineview chip, which along with it’s fourteen inch screen, continues a trend of Shanzhai players reaching further into traditional notebook form factors, beyond the realm of the humble netbook.
Chinese websites are abuzz regarding the new Google Nex-ish One looking “K Touch W606 phone to be carried by China Unicom. This phone which may be priced even lower than USD 200… unsubsidized … manages to handle Android 2.1 and purports to do video conferencing as well.
The Google Nexus handset failed to impress most of us, but one of its lookalikes has been creating a lot of buzz in town. The K Touch W606 not only boasts the Google Nexus appearance, but also Android 2.1 on a 3.5-inch HVGA capacitive touchscreen
Steve Jobs was not a happy man when that iPhone 4 sample was left in a bar and ended up plastered all over Gizmodo; this news is certainly not going to make him happy either. iPod Touch parts are selling online in China and this could be the 4th generation iPod Touch prototype landed directly from the factory