Where to buy Fake Macbook Air

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Testos, a free-range South China town of Shenzhen wearing a trendy look for gadgets, has been selling its MacBook Air Look-Alike for over a year and is getting ready to sell its trays, said a corporate officer named Wu. This iPhone sized tray uses the Apple' hot telephone as a detail mock-up down to the bends on its back wall and the individual round knob under its display.

However, it uses an Intel Atom processor and its display is 10 inch, similar to the 9th 7 inch display on Apple's coming iPad. "When you want to copy, then copy the most pricey and popular," Wu said at a fair in Shenzhen when asked about the resemblances between his company's equipment and that of Apple.

China's infamous knock-off electronic industries, which include cell phone manufacturers, are headquartered primarily in Shenzhen, a production facility where gadget manufacturers manufacture products for well-known corporations such as Apple. Fake iPhones are often found on the Chinese market for counterfeit electronic products alongside original iPhone models and other cell phone models, such as HTC telephones purchased abroad and transported to China in an informal manner.

A lot of other mobile handsets selling in these stores copy from Apple gadgets and borrow the corporate emblem or iPod scroller instead of completely duplicating the iPhone. Teso is selling more than 5,000 of its imitated MacBook Air notebooks each and every month, priced at 1,900 Japaneseuan ( "280 dollars") per item, Wu said.

That' s far less than the $1,499 start of the genuine MacBook Air as shown on the Apple website, but the two planes are only externally similar. Teso's Teso blue engine carries the Apple emblem on the back of the display, the words "MacBook Air" under the display and a broad, simple click of the left and right buttons, similar to those under Apple laptop keyboard.

At the show, teso showed only one model of its iPhone format tray, but it said it expected to begin selling at less than 3,000 Japanese francs ($440) this or next week, Wu. Wu said the tray's styling has been optimized by TriSo to prevent legal infringements as its form is iPhone shaped.

"My looks are similar to Apple, but her looks are like a cell phone," he said. And Teso also showed another 10 " display with Google's Android OS. A better release of the tray, which uses a smart arm design device, could be on the market in about four month, and Wu wants it to run like an iPad, he said.

There will be sold for about 1,200 yuan ($175) and equipped with favorite apps, Wu said. However, the iPad, although more costly at a start of $499, is sure to give consumers easy and convenient connectivity to many other apps through the Apple App Store. Apples has not responded to a query for a response.