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Shall We Have An iPad Nano Clone?

Great gadgets come from the distant lands of China. Knock-offs, clones, weird imitations of well-known Apple products. Sometimes you can argue they’re pretty decent, most of the times you can’t even look at them. The iPad Nano clone we have below (as if there was an actual iPad Nano to copy) surely fits well in the second category.

The thing’s a bigger and thicker iPhone with lots of ports, and it runs Android 2.1. It’s a 7-inch “tablet” that resembles the iPad, but takes a few elements (such as the volume buttons) straight from the iPhone 4. We’re sure Ive wouldn’t approve such a massacre of his shiny creations.

So take a look at other photos below, hit the source link (Chinese) for a full gallery, and stay assured that Apple will never ship something like this. [via Newpad]

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