The Top 7 China Ipad Clone 2010
Either you lead or follow and Chinese manufacturing houses have been chasing Apple's designs for years. The iPad is just their latest victim. You can't blame them, really. It's the hottest device since the rotary phone.
Since Apple released its original iPad, so many iPad clone have been drip rolled out into markets with numerous logos. Now we review Best 7 China iPad pioneering with three "high-end" iPad clone.
ePad - Among all iPad clone, ePad seems to be a high-end gadget powered by decent hardware. It packs a 10.1" touch screen, ARM Cortex-A8 1GHz CPU equal to iPad's A4 processor, 512MB of RAM memory and runs Android 2.1 system. Benefitting from these specifications, it is popular in those knockoff fanboys since released.
M1touch - You might have ever seen something like this China iPad somewhere? This iPhone-styled tablet PC packs 10.2-inch capacitive multi-touch screen, Windows 7 Ultimate system, Intel Atom N450 1.66GHz processor, 2GB of DDR2 RAM, Wi-Fi and optional 3G module, 1.3MP web camera and three USB2.0 interfaces.
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LifePad - Don't make mistake. Though the LifePad has a featured profile different from iPad's stereotypical style, we still categorize it into iPad clone. However, the LifePad has some high-end hardware configurations: 10.1-inch touch screen, Android 2.1 OS, 1GHz Freescale processor, 512MB of DDR2 RAM, Wi-Fi + 3G wireless network connectivity. Not so bad specs!
iPed - As the first China iPad, the iPed was released two months before Apple iPad. However, due to its release in a hurry, the iPed comes with inborn deformity. It just copies iPad's profile and packing box style just with replacing iPed with the iPad logo without any remarkable specifications.
inPad - From its profile design, you can easily recognize the Inkia inPad as an iPad clone. Well, except the profile, it is far from iPad, just coming with a 600MHz processor, 128MB RAM memory, Android 2.1 operation system and 2 USB ports.
Meizu Mbook - Meizu Mbook is rolled out by the manufacturer Meizu that became very known in China due to its successful copy of Apple iPhone. Now Apple released the iPad and they would not miss the chance - pushing out their iPad clone Mbook. A decent 1.5GHz processor, 256MB RAM, Wi-Fi, 3G module and 8.4-inch touch screen makes it something like the iPad.
APad - A rough and unshaped China iPad? Surely. While due to its low price, this tablet PC is sold by dozens in China and other Asian markets. It comes with 7-inch touch screen, ARM11 800MHz processor and built-in 2GB of NAND flash. You can run WinCE 6.0 operating system on the tablet and surf the Internet, but WITHOUT more expectation.
Since Apple released its original iPad, so many iPad clone have been drip rolled out into markets with numerous logos. Now we review Best 7 China iPad pioneering with three "high-end" iPad clone.
ePad - Among all iPad clone, ePad seems to be a high-end gadget powered by decent hardware. It packs a 10.1" touch screen, ARM Cortex-A8 1GHz CPU equal to iPad's A4 processor, 512MB of RAM memory and runs Android 2.1 system. Benefitting from these specifications, it is popular in those knockoff fanboys since released.M1touch - You might have ever seen something like this China iPad somewhere? This iPhone-styled tablet PC packs 10.2-inch capacitive multi-touch screen, Windows 7 Ultimate system, Intel Atom N450 1.66GHz processor, 2GB of DDR2 RAM, Wi-Fi and optional 3G module, 1.3MP web camera and three USB2.0 interfaces.(***For more photos, best price and details, please visit iPad Clone Wholesale Store.)
LifePad - Don't make mistake. Though the LifePad has a featured profile different from iPad's stereotypical style, we still categorize it into iPad clone. However, the LifePad has some high-end hardware configurations: 10.1-inch touch screen, Android 2.1 OS, 1GHz Freescale processor, 512MB of DDR2 RAM, Wi-Fi + 3G wireless network connectivity. Not so bad specs!
iPed - As the first China iPad, the iPed was released two months before Apple iPad. However, due to its release in a hurry, the iPed comes with inborn deformity. It just copies iPad's profile and packing box style just with replacing iPed with the iPad logo without any remarkable specifications.
inPad - From its profile design, you can easily recognize the Inkia inPad as an iPad clone. Well, except the profile, it is far from iPad, just coming with a 600MHz processor, 128MB RAM memory, Android 2.1 operation system and 2 USB ports.
Meizu Mbook - Meizu Mbook is rolled out by the manufacturer Meizu that became very known in China due to its successful copy of Apple iPhone. Now Apple released the iPad and they would not miss the chance - pushing out their iPad clone Mbook. A decent 1.5GHz processor, 256MB RAM, Wi-Fi, 3G module and 8.4-inch touch screen makes it something like the iPad.
APad - A rough and unshaped China iPad? Surely. While due to its low price, this tablet PC is sold by dozens in China and other Asian markets. It comes with 7-inch touch screen, ARM11 800MHz processor and built-in 2GB of NAND flash. You can run WinCE 6.0 operating system on the tablet and surf the Internet, but WITHOUT more expectation.
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