China's N95

[Anarchi]

So if it fails, who do you send it to to get it fixed?

Or do you just buy another one? lol

[pseudofinn]

Originally Posted by vash_h

the interesting thing about this phone, is that it is not branded nokia..

Sorry, how is that interesting? It's not a Nokia...

[gavinguinness]

Originally Posted by Homer

Dual sim adapters were commonplace for older Nokia phones, such as the 5110.

Indeed, I used to use them al the time, 5110, 3210, 8310, 6230...
But these required a reboot to switch usually. The later ones had a switch, but it was still either/or. I believe the most recent versions put an option on the menu to switch, but it was still one or the other.

This phone appears to allow simultanious use. Which would be handy.

I think's it's fascinating that technology has evolved to the point where you can buy fake working electronics! There's a proper factory out there somewhere with a marketing team, R+D guys, clean room production facilities. etc.. Just to make cheap fakes - that you can use... Amazing!

[AngusG]

http://www.n95users.com/forum/search...earchid=102430

[mcbain]

By the looks of the pics on first post, it looks like it doen't even slide.
I hate rip offs.