All Entries Tagged With: "netbook clones"

Yet another Macbook Air clone
Firefly, a Chinese cellphone maker has come up with a netbook that looks a lot like the Apple’s Macbook Air. It comes with an Intel Atom N280 processor that runs at 1.6GHz. It has 1GB of RAM and comes equipped with 13-inch screen and built in 1.3MP camera, Wifi b/g.
Other Specifications:
- 2 USB ports
- LAN Port
- HDMI out
- Windows 7 OS
- Battery life: 2 hours
- Weight 1.2-1.3Kg
Yes, it is has HDMI built in. Price is ~$400

Sony Vaio P clone
A new Sony Vaio P netbook clone was noticed, with vanilla specifications, but with a chassis design that is more bulkier and thicker than the original SONY VAIO P. It weighs heavier too (1.1 kg) and measures 288×151×31 mm.
The clone has 10.1-inch backlit screen with 1024×600 display, Intel Atom N270 processor that runs @ 1.6 Ghz, Intel 945GS chipset+Intel GMA950 graphics, 160GB HDD, 1 GB RAM, an Ethernet port and 2 USB 2.0 ports. With this you will get the same chiclet keyboard as found in the original one. No information on its pricing or whether it is ever be available outside Chinese mainland.
Read Sony Vaio P Review

Golden Netbook by Caszh – Another cloned material or fake bling?
This is yet another netbook which should be added in the row of cloned netbooks/laptops. Caszh CA-L11A, a golden colored 11.6-inch netbook that sports a surprisingly well designed chiclet keyboard. It even features 1366×768 resolution on its 11.6-inch display. Other than that, it has fairly basic netbooks specs: Intel Atom N270 processor, 1GB RAM, 160GB HDD etc.
Price: under $200! We are very sure that no netbook manufacture can beat that price
Upon close investigation, we were able to make out that this Caszh netbook has the exact same keyboard as found in Macbook Air.

HP Mini 1000 Vivienne Tam Edition netbook cloned
The HP Mini 1000 Vivienne Tam Edition netbook, one of the most expensive netbooks on the market when it was launched late last year costed somewhere around $700. HP had a simple reason for such high price:Red color and floral pattern on the lid of designer Vivienne Tam.
Although HP is no longer selling the Mini 1000 and the Vivienne Tam Edition, but you can get a cheap clone of it that is made by Qifang Electronics. The main differences lies in a 2.5 inch hard drive instead of a 1.8 inch HDD, and the clone costs about $300, or less than half the MSRP of the original.



