
Now this is going way to far. What you see on the image above is a blatant violations of a number of Nokia’s copyrights. The so called NCKLA E71-2 costs way less than the original Nokia E71 (mere $119 at Solomobi), but the quality seems spotty, to say the least. In a nutshell – you should avoid buying it, at any cost!
Just in case you’re curious, here the specs of the NCKLA phone:
- 2.1-inch QVGA touchscreen
- Two SIM card slots – now that I’m thinking, I would love to have this on the original Nokia E71 and some other phone, too
- VGA (0.3 megapixel) camera
- Bluetooth
- “Stereo loud speaker” – whatever that means
- microSD memory card slot
Specs wise it doesn’t sound that bad, but it is, trust me!
[Via: Engadget Mobile]
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