NGP knocked off seem to be available in an interesting rig. Good 1GHz processor specs, popular Android OS but still WiFi, 3G and GPS seem to be sold separately. Kinda like an addon for the device. It did not released yet, the forums over on CnGBA are buzzing with pictures, questions and speculation over a new machine dubbed the RG or the ‘iReadyGo’. As usual, some manufacturer in China decided to go against the grain and release an open source machine this time, and even went as far as sticking in what looks to be a semi decent processor too.

The RG will run Android, though which version is anyone’s guess at the moment. The CPU is stated to be running at 1GHZ and though the actual chip isn’t listed, I wouldn’t be surprised if it was an ARM Cortex A8 since they are cheap now and still relatively powerful.


The screen is to be a capacitive 800×480 OLED at 5 inches across. The D pad looks like crap, so let’s hope they change it before mass production.

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Imagine a world where Nokia's N-Gage is the mobile platform of choice -- there's no iOS, no Android, and Nintendo's 3D ventures ended mercifully with the Virtual Boy. It's a world where the Nckia NG belongs. In our universe, a knockoff of the stillborn Nokia 7700 doesn't make a heck of a lot of sense, even with a MicroSD slot and added buttons for dialing. And then there's the fact that the handset runs a JAVA OS that doesn't exactly offer a bounty of mobile gaming choices -- which was sort of the whole point of the N-Gage. As for other familiar features, we can't be sure that this will be the rebirth of side-talkin', but with what could be a speaker slot on the side, we've got our fingers crossed. No word on pricing, but if you're truly nostalgic for a time that never was, you can pick one up from Huaqiangbei in Shenzhen. Get a closer look after the break.



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Other than humans, is there a thing that does not cloned up in China? It features same sliding mechanism just like the original one and even the display size is similar – 3”. However, it just ‘pretends’ that it runs Windows Mobile while in reality, it does not.



The display does not have WVGA resolution like Xperia X2, but sports WQVGA screen (400×240). Other goodies include FM radio, Quadband GSM support. Like most Chinese phones, it supports dual-SIM


Price is not known, but since it is a Chinese product, we are expecting it to pretty cheap and undeniably much cheaper than the original Xperia X2 :)

The back of the phone says “12.1MP camera” which is beyond any doubt, fake.

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