Saw an iPod Nano imitation this afternoon at Makati Cinema Square (MCS). More details posted at PTB: Fake iPod Nanos hit Manila
Unless these things are dirt-cheap, I don’t see anybody buying one of these.
For Php3,500, would you?
[tags]ipods, nano, apple, fake, imitation, clone[/tags]
pati sa mga SM meron na din yan, SM Bacoor to be exact sa taas. nung sunday ko sya nakita..
actually P 2,400 na lang ang 1GB capacity as of posting
[...] Here’s their product page. Could they be the same people who created the fake iPod Nanos? [...]
meron s raon s quiapo only 2,800 for 256MB & for 1GB is 3,100 only pero fake.. pangit ang resolution parang 10 colors lng ata. wahahaha … di ko binili dun n lng ako s orig khit mahal sulit naman… konting tiis lng s pagtitipid.
A much better imitation:
http://www.lelong.com.my/Auc/List/2006-12DSale4486570.htm
[...] From the glass shelves, it looked like the real thing but when I asked the saleslady how much it was, she replied Php1,900. Ok, that’s a dead giveway. Capacity is still at 256MB like the older imitations I saw at Makati Cinema Square last year [...]
[...] The Clone Mentality. Yes, like the Chinese we’re also very fond of cloning — a copy of Yahoo, Friendster, Facebook, Digg, iTunes. Lack of innovation. Nobody want’s to pick up your story if you’re just another clone. Well, we can always settle for stories like “Fake iPods hit the streets of Manila“. [...]
meron p sa sm bacoor n samsung omnia? thanks
Well no one is buying it because it won’t last long. Buyers now are more concern about durability of the product.