p2pnet.net News:- There’s a new Chinese cellular phone out there with remarkable resemblance to Apple’s iPhone, and it, “could’ve come straight out of Steve Jobs’ nightmare,” says cellphones.ca, going on:

It’s, “everything the iPhone should’ve been.”

“Meizu already has an iPod copycat product out in the market with the M6 MP3 player, touted as the iPod killer,” ,” adds BrianB.

Here’s what the promo site has to say about it:

The Meizu M8 is going to be a music phone (57×105x11.5mm) for the GSM and TD networks with a 3.3-inch 720×480 pixel VGA+ touch sensitive screen, 3 mega-pixel camera, ARM11 CPU capable of recording video in 30FPS utilizing the entire screen resolution, Bluetooth and TV Out. Supposedly, it will also run the latest version of Microsoft’s Windows for mobile devices; Windows CE 6.0. After the release of the official concept renders, the M8 has already been stamped as an Apple iPhone clone.

Currently, Meizu are still deciding whether or not to include WiFi and DMB functionality.

Also, aside from the new 8GB M6, a 6.9mm thin M6 is also in the works.

Pricing isn’t mentioned in either post.

(Thanks, Mary J)

. Slashdot it!

Also See:
cellphones.ca – China’s iPhone: The Meizu M8, January 29, 2007

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