Go through electronics stores, clothing and accessories, etc.. Most products, or have them printed brand and famous brands, original or pirated products, gate somewhere on the label "Made in China". I do not think I exaggerate, but over 60% of products in Romania are of Chinese origin. Old tradition since the time of Ceausescu, when Romania was one of the biggest markets of China in the south-eastern Europe (and still is). They produce a lot. Have a workforce giant and is the country where labor is bought for money than
i, which is why all the major clothing and electronics manufacturing companies have divisions and manufactures in China. Also China is the one that breaks the rules of the market without anyone to object a. I forget how many days past the shops fake products found on the shelves, bearing inscriptions of some famous brands (Nike (ACG), Panasonic, Puma, etc, very long list). Made in China.
I read the other day ymvista.com about HiPhone. It seems that even the most sold product in its class smartphone iPhone, did not escape Chinese piracy. China has created a faithful copy of iPhone, called HiPhone, of all beauty (and I suppose at a much lower price than iPhone), even more developed than the original product.
Although it is a "Chinese rip off", HiPhone has already made a name for itself as the most successful clone iPhone (3G phone with WiFi, GPS, Bluetooth, 2 megapixel camera, support for MP3 / MP4 playback and Windows Mobile 6.0), it even has some advantages that it does not have: accessible battery (compared to the sealed battery of iPhonethe original); microSD card slot; dual sim (sims can be exchanged even during operation).
I have a feeling we'll have H sooniPhone and on the Romanian market, where I think it would be successful. HiPhone is ~ $ 150 cheaper than a iPhone.
More details about HiPhone : iPhone and "stepbrother," HiPhone .
