New Gadget 2011

Imagine a world where Nokia's N-Gage is the mobile platform of choice -- there's no iOS, no Android, and Nintendo's 3D ventures ended mercifully with the Virtual Boy. It's a world where the Nckia NG belongs. In our universe, a knockoff of the stillborn Nokia 7700 doesn't make a heck of a lot of sense, even with a MicroSD slot and added buttons for dialing. And then there's the fact that the handset runs a JAVA OS that doesn't exactly offer a bounty of mobile gaming choices -- which was sort of the whole point of the N-Gage. As for other familiar features, we can't be sure that this will be the rebirth of side-talkin', but with what could be a speaker slot on the side, we've got our fingers crossed. No word on pricing, but if you're truly nostalgic for a time that never was, you can pick one up from Huaqiangbei in Shenzhen. Get a closer look after the break.



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Other than humans, is there a thing that does not cloned up in China? It features same sliding mechanism just like the original one and even the display size is similar – 3”. However, it just ‘pretends’ that it runs Windows Mobile while in reality, it does not.



The display does not have WVGA resolution like Xperia X2, but sports WQVGA screen (400×240). Other goodies include FM radio, Quadband GSM support. Like most Chinese phones, it supports dual-SIM


Price is not known, but since it is a Chinese product, we are expecting it to pretty cheap and undeniably much cheaper than the original Xperia X2 :)

The back of the phone says “12.1MP camera” which is beyond any doubt, fake.

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