CECT

This article is about CECT (iPhone Copies). For Qiao Xing, China's first telephone manufacturer, see Qiao Xing.
CECT
Subsidiary of ShenZhen HuiTimes Technology
Industry Telecommunications
Founded 2004 (China)
Headquarters Shenzhen, Guangdong
Products Mobile phones
Smartphones
Website

CECT is one of the many brands of cellular phones manufactured in China. CECT offers unauthorized clones or replicas of the Apple Inc. iPhone and various Nokia cell phones manufactured in China and sold at a fraction of the price of the original.[1] At least one reseller has been subject to legal demands from Apple Inc..[2]

iPhone clones

The CECT iPhone "clones" have been described as one of a growing number of Nucleus PLUS powered iPhone clones. Two of the differences between the clones and the Apple iPhone are that the "clones" normally have smaller resistive touch screens (instead of capacitive) and dual SIM card slots. Newer models however, feature capacitive touch screens.[3] [4]

CECT

CECT is one of the largest China-based mobile phone manufacturer. While most of the phones listed below origins are unknown, they are believed to be produced by CECT. One of the CECT's original phone is the CECT T689.

HiPhone

The Hiphone T32 is the only model in the Hiphone series to offer Wi-Fi. In many of the clone models, the only difference is firmware versions. Not all HiPhones are labeled by the manufacturer; some are labeled only by the software version w006 or w009.

Please note the term "Sciphone" is often used to reference clone phones, because Sciphone is the manufacturer of the i68, i9, and more recently the i9+++.

Other

2010 new clone iPhone model at ChineseShopOnline Ephone 4G Ephone 4GS J8 airphone 4

A series

N series

See also

References

  1. "Hi-phone anyone? Fake mobiles threaten China brands". Reuters UK. 23 June 2008. Retrieved 22 July 2008.
  2. "Apple threatens European iPhone knockoff reseller". MacNN. Retrieved 22 July 2008.
  3. "iPhone 3G on track to scale the Great Wall of China". iTWire. Retrieved 22 July 2008.
  4. Brown, Aurelia (9 November 2011). "CECT - Product and Accessories Guide".
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