Mac Clones Return, This Time in Mobile Form
Forget computer cloning; China’s gone to the big leagues thanks to the Wang TouchCool orange F4, a similar-looking knockoff of the iPhone.
The company responsible, Iorgane (which looks like a misspelling of “IOrange”) not only copied the look of the first gen iPhone, but implemented similar features as well. For example, the simple touch interface and the finger swipe. Also, instead of an Apple, the logo resembles an orange.
And who said Apples and Oranges don’t go together? Check out the video below.
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imd1urlkn4
November 21, 2008 at 4:07am
I clicked on the video and got alot of chinese writing and an exclamation point! Seems the chinese (once again) didn't plan their product very well. They can't even get their video to play on Safari. Sounds like 101 kind of stuff to me!
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Suskam
October 27, 2008 at 4:18pm
Wow - I have never seen such a blatant rip-off of a product. I don't know about all the other lawsuits that Apple has filed against, but this one is definitely worth filing against.
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