A quick glance at this device and you might think, “Hey, no big deal. That’s a BlackBerry Bold.” Upon closer inspection, you’ll discover that this is not at all a Research In Motion built phone, but instead, a convincing rip-off. Behold – the BlueBerry.
We recently saw a knockoff version of Microsoft’s Xbox 360 as well as a knockoff of the PS3, but where do you ask is the Wii version? Well we’ve found it over yonder on Flickr via Engadget. This console goes by the name “MiWi2,” does this mean there was a first one?
Today seems to be all about the knockoffs and saving a few bucks here and there for the parents who do not have a clue what their kids are asking for. The latest of the cheap knockoffs to surface are of Microsoft’s Xbox 360 and Sony’s Playstation 3.
Buyer Beware! There’ve been reports of black market Chinese movie with emulative Blu-Ray property around. If you’ve seen one, don’t be tempted with the price, it’s a total Chinese knock-off. The story came from blu-ray.com, the local kiosk vendors known to sell fake Chinese flicks are expanding their artworks to include Blu-Ray signature Blue case and logo.
Even the black market is endorsing the Blu-Ray. Sorry, Toshiba, you will get your turn next round.
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When will Apple, or more precisely its competitors, ever stop. The iPod came out so long ago, and even to this day it’s the bar with which you have to compete, every new MP3 player that comes out is an iPod killer. There is no Zune killer (maybe because it did a pretty good job on its own) there isn’t a Sansa killer, only a bunch of iPod killers.
Well that’s the goal of the Meizu M7, to be the iPod Touch Killer. The specs include a 2.81” touch screen at 480×288 pixels with a 15:9 ratio. The actual device dimensions are 89×48x7.3 millimeters. It can play H.264 at 720×480 a 30fps via its TV out port.
Are you ready to get your Mario Kart on with the upcoming Wii Wheel? Well, unfortunately you’ll have to wait until next year to get your hands on one. Or will you?
According to spy shots taken in a super-secret underground lair, Apple is definitely working on some type of iPhone nano.
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