Yulong’s Coolpad N900 is Chinese iPhone killer?
By Dusan Belic on Tuesday, August 25th, 2009 at 12:40 AM PST In Devices
Shenzhen, China-based Yulong has recently announced the launch of its 3G mobile phone called Coolpad N900. Touted as the “iPhone Killer,” the device prides itself with dual SIM, dual stand technology that can sing along both CDMA2000 and GSM networks. Moreover there’s the “stylish UI interface,” which unfortunately we haven’t been able to see in pictures; as well as the Coolpad N900 Coolmart, an app store full of free applications. Finally, the device supports handwriting recognition, making it — at least according to Yulong — ideal for Chinese users.
China Telecom is carrying the device, and we’re wondering whether it can fly outside the country. It will certainly be cheaper than the iPhone, but it seems far from the iPhone killer, or at least that’s my take…
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So when will someone mention that N900 model name is already taken by a well publicized Nokia smartphone tablet??
I guess it’s a matter of corporate lawyers to fix *Chinese guys* trying to piggy-back on known brand. Brand-oriented companies doesn’t like this kind of thing and lawyers usually sent as hunch dogs.