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Check this baby out. A Telechips based tablet has been tweaked up the ying yang offering an overclocked ARM core and a slick Windows CE interface that might just fool you into thinking its Android. While its still some way off being a multimedia trailblazer, this MID700 is about as suped-up as an entry-level tablet is gonna get.Read more.
There are plenty of shanzhai operations out there who have been quite happily pumping out Intel Atom based netbooks as easy as cheese from a tube, but few if ever have crossed the bridge to full sized, fully fledged notebooks. That is, until now. Known as the Pioneer S90, this aptly named Shanzhai device is the first of its kind and pairs a 14.1" display with Intel's i3 processor, a HDMI port and a DVD burner.
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Here we have a 10 inch tablet device known as the EPAD shown in it's full consumer packaging. Note the subtle hints of Apple iPad design are fused with a great big Internet Explorer logo, combining to form a sophisticated look that would float the boat of any God-fearing Netizen.Read more.
Re-branding in the shanzhai world is like changing underwear ... it happens all the time. Maybe that's not such a good analogy, but I'll go with it! This e-book reader (pictured above) looks similar to Spring Design’s Alex. That's because Hanvon has just rebranded Spring Design’s Alex without even bothering to change the specs and the Alex logo! The worst part is that Hanvon wants to sell its "T61" model for USD 526 whereas Spring Design sells it for just USD 399!Read more.
HIPIKids have announce a tablet device that is aimed squarely at children. Known as the HIPITouch, the tablet features a 10.1" multi-touch screen and a custom designed HIPICUBE OS that is specially created for discerning young Internet natives.Read more.
Shenzhen based manufacturer BBT Electronics has introduced yet another Macbook Air clone called the A1819. It features an 11.6-inch widescreen display supporting resolutions up to 1366x768. The clone has got a pretty looking aluminum chassis and a genuine (sort of) looking Apple logo on the lid.Read more.
Dai Rui have come up with a new version of their esteemed Acer AspireOne clone that features sturdier build quality, better thermals, built-in SIM card slot and an N450 Atom chip. For a smidgen over 190 bucks, these bad boys are aimed at foreign markets. Fancy a dabble?Read more.
