Meanwhile... A Chinese Smartphone Maker Rips The Galaxy S5 Off In Under 24 Hours
China smart phone maker Goophone has listed a new Goophone S5 smart phone which looks rather identical with the latest flagship device from Samsung.
By Sadho Ram — 26 Feb 2014, 06:17 PM — Updated almost 11 years ago
And in less than 24 hours since its announcement, the Galaxy S5 has already been ripped off. What's notable here is that the imitation does seem to pack a punch.
China smart phone maker Goophone has listed a new Goophone S5 smart phone which looks rather identical with the latest flagship device from Samsung.
soyacincau.comIt comes with a 5″ Full HD display and runs on MediaTek’s MTK6592 processor with True Octa-Core processor clocked at 2GHz.
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The product picture looks like an exact copy from the official press images
Image via soyacincau.comTo match the real thing, it also comes with 2GB of RAM, and a 2,800mAh capacity battery. It comes with a 13MP camera at the back and a 5MP camera t the front.
soyacincau.comThe software version is listed to be running with Android 4.2 and is likely to come with a TouchWiz lookalike UI. We doubt that it will come with a heart rate sensor but who knows what else they are capable of making.
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This isn’t the first time Goophone has been ripping off smart phones from popular brands
Its product portfolio includes the Galaxy Note 3 and even Apple’s iPhone 5S and iPhone 5C.
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On Goophone’s official website, they proudly mention that “Goophone is a global smartphone brand, manufacture the most stylish phones and provide cheaper option for world’s users”.
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Last month too, one particular manufacturer from China called No. 1 was in news for their claim that they will be creating a Samsung Galaxy S5 clone
No.1, who started to make a name for themselves last year with numerous Samsung and Apple clones, have named their S5 clone the No.1 S7 and say they have based the design of the flagship phone on concept images of the Samsung S5, which they believe to be accurate.
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Along with images they have used to design the No.1 S7, No.1 also said that the phone with pack an octacore Mediatk MT6592 chipset and boast a 16 mega-pixel rear camera which may have OIS (image stabilisation).
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Now if you were wondering if the handset will make its way outside of China, you’d probably be out of luck as these handsets are typically limited to the Chinese market, so if you really wanted one you’d probably have to find a way to get it imported.
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