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gizmodo.com - 12/5/2008

Fake Chinese Barbie Phone Better Than the Real Thing [Fakemodo]

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You know what's fun? When Chinese fakes actually turn out to be more useful (and would possibly sell better) than the real product. Case in point: This cellphone designed to look like Mattel's Barbie B2 mp3 player . Called the Barbie P520, this clamshell phone is in no way sponsored by ...

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itechnews.net - 12/10/2008

Barbie P520 Mobile Phone

— itechnews.net — This is Barbie P520 mobile phone that is a copycat of Mattel’s Barbie B2 MP3 player. The China-made Barbie P520 features a touchscreen, a 1.3 Megapixel camera, dual SIM card slot and a microSD card slot. [ shanzhaiji ] Related Posts Samsung SGH-P520 Touchscreen Phone  ... (more) Barbie P520 Mobile Phone

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Fake Barbie Phone Actually Exists
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Barbie Music Phone is pretty in pink
Gizmodiva.com — ... declaring it the "Barbie Music Phone." The specs are rather standard and include a 1.3MP camera, up to 2GB of expandable memory, two SIM cards, MP3 and MP4 support and Bluetooth into a 60 x 63 x 21mm frame. However, it's best feature is that it comes with a touchscreen. Everyone wants a touchscreen these days! Of course, its originality can be questioned as it is based on Mattel's Barbie B2 mp3 player. But hey, this one has a touchscreen! The Barbie P520 will cost you $113.

Fake Chinese Barbie phone isn’t that bad at all
IntoMobile - Cell Phone News, Information, and Analysis — ... most probably for microSD cards. Best of all it could be yours for just $113, an amount that is about $30 more than Mattel’s MP3 player. That’s actually on your/your friend’s next trip to China, of course. All being said, I’m not suggesting you should grab this phone. The quality is questionable and it infringes on Mattel’s intellectual property, something we can’t support at any level. [Via: Gizmodo] Related News from IntoMobile: Fake ...