Keepin' it real fake, part CII: Chinese iPhone knockoff thinks different (with infomercial)

by Ryan Block, posted Dec 16th 2007 at 6:05PM

Consider the iPhone knockoff market's bar officially raised. No longer is it enough to swipe designs and iconography, now you must master the fine art of infomercials to hock your wares. This iClone thinks different with maps, photos, a motion sensor (which apparently causes its users to keep shaking the thing like a maraca), orientation sensor, Bluetooth music playback (but apparently not stereo?), 1GB of memory (via microSD), and a whole lot of impressed, devout fans in the commercial. Video after the break.

[Via Engadget Chinese]

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Tags: iphone, kirf

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