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Keepin' it real fake, part CXCII: the Toshiba G450, for some reason
Engadget —
... Well, now we know what Toshiba was up to when it released that wacky G450 HSDPA modem / cellphone hybrid -- it was an overt challenge to see if even the silliest products would be copied by the Shenzhen KIRF outfits. A challenge that's been met with vigor, it ...
Chinese M688 phone is the Toshiba G450 clone
IntoMobile - Cell Phone News, Information, and Analysis —
... ) G450. The awkward keyboard and the small screen are not my cup of tea, yet I could imagine younger generations loving it for some reason. Still, I’m having a hard time envisioned it as a bestseller, and was kinda surprised to see the Chinese handset makers cloners doing “their thing” with it. As a result, they’ve prepared virtually identical device, which could be yours for $67 on DealExtreme. We must warn you, though, about the spotty quality and a lack of 3G (HSPDA) radio — the so called M688 is a dual-band GSM handset ...
Toshiba G450 gets knocked off as Chinese M688
Phones Review —
... The M688 is virtually identical to the Toshiba G450 with its circular keypads and small display which is dual-band GSM 850/1900 MHz, with a music player and 2GB internal memory, but obviously lacks any 3G.
Anyone who wants the M688 can get it for just $67.00 on DealExtreme, but personally why bother as it’s obviously gong to be of less quality than the original Toshiba G450 mobile phone, and why bother putting any cash into these rip-off merchants’ pockets.
Source – dealextreme ...
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