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It was only a matter of time, but we’re surprised that the first Palm Pre clone to pop up is such a bad copy. Running the OPhone operating system, the phone is being marketed as more of a combination of the iPhone and BlackBerry lines than a Pre clone, even though it’s quite obvious where the design’s inspiration came from. This phone does come with several features absent on the Pre, including analog TV, FM radio, two hard buttons on the front and what appears to be a five-way navigator, though it is safe to say from the pictures that this sucker is not running webOS. Either way, it’s been a long long time since we’ve seen any Palm device that the sneaky cloners in China thought was worth duplicating, so all things considered this isn’t a bad thing.
Check out a few more shots after the break!
[via: PMP Today]
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