Out of all the iPhone knockoffs we have seen the C-002 HiPhone is simply the best. It’s body is almost identical to the iPhone’s and the software interface is the best reproductions we have ever seen in a knockoff. When we unboxed the C-002 HiPhone we were surprised at how the packaging was identical to the iPhone’s. The differences between the real iPhone and the C-002 HiPhone were actually improvements: removable battery, dual SIM cards and a microSD slot.

Features:

1. 3.5″ big screen
2. Dual SIM slots
3. Triband GSM 900/1800/1900MHz that supports USA GSM standard.
4. Web addresses entering; web browsing, WAP setting, web address management.
5. Unlocked to any major network carrier.
6. SMS, MMS, voicemail and cell broadcast
7. MP3, MP4, file playing, recording, phone call recording.
8. Capturing, video capturing, photo viewing, playing
9. Hands free speaker phone. 3D sound.
10. Bluetooth supported.
11. TF card supported.
12. Diversified screen switch
13. One-Key return
14. Automatic screen rotation

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We think this is just about as bad as a fake can get. The PX-3600 has 9-pin controller ports used for the Atari 2600 and Commodore Vic-20. One of the included controllers has vibration and the other does not. We are not sure what games it will play but we guess SNES and NES roms. Some games are included but are not listed on the product page. We say stick with a real Xbox.

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When you first look at the Lipljan YDPG69 you may say that is a handheld gaming gadget. Wrongo. It is a PMP that runs Windows CE 5.0 and supports JPEG, BMP, GIF, MP3, MP4, DivX, XviD, AVI, ASF, MPEG4 and WMV. Also, features a 3-inch QVGA display and dual D-pads, with out a keyboard we would like to know how we would use this for anything productive. The PMP is currently a concept, so we hope they change it for the better.

Ramos has stepped up in design quality. Displaying this with the beautiful design of their new RM970 PMP. The 2GB device features a 3-inch, 480 x 272 screen, a dual 200MHz ARM7 processor, and an iPod style operating system. The dual 200MHz processors make this player friendly to many formats. The RM970 features support for MP3, WAV, WMA, Ogg, FLAC, AAC, APE, MPEG4, Real and AVI. Price is unknown, but most likely between $75-$150.

There have been many iPod ripoffs that have caught our eye. But this one is just plain ugly. Look at it. The MP4-21 from Shenzhen Sietek Industrial a knock off that went wrong trying to copy the clickwheel but instead streching it out. The device supports MTV videos, WMA, MP3 and WMV audio files and JPEG images, and has seven EQ modes.

It features a 2.4-inch TFT screen that displays 262,000 colors, a usb port, and a miniSD slot. The MP4-21 comes with built-in games, which look to be somewhat like Nintendo. Support for Windows 98, ME, 2000 and XP.