Once again, another clone has come out of China. This time in the form of the “X10 Pro”. As you can imagine from it’s name, it’s style will resemble the Xperia X10, as well as the X10 Mini Pro, cutting out the Mini part.

The X10 Pro looks like the Xperia X10 from the front and the back. On the back, it sports a logo similar to the one Sony Ericsson use. The Xperia logo (or AT&T in America’s case) has been omitted from the back cover. Instead it’s replaced with the words “Portable Media Player”. Size wise, it’s more like the Xperia X8, as it features a 3.2 inch display, which is smaller than the real X10, which boasts a 4 inch display. The X10 Pro also features, along with the slide out QWERTY keyboard, a dual sim slot. While the layout may look like Android, it actually isn’t and is a proprietary OS, which has been made to look like Android. For those interested, the handset retails for $118.01 with free shipping from DealExtreme.

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While the Xperia X2 may not be out yet, it hasn’t stopped a Chinese company from cloning the handset. Meet the Xderia X2. Externally it looks very similar to the Xperia X2 but, features a slightly smaller display at 3 inches instead of the promised 3.5 inch display of the X2. Like the X2, the Xderia has a slide out QWERTY keyboard and sports a similar back, along with the 12 megapixel camera text . However don’t expect the camera to actually be 12 megapixel.

The Xderia also doesn’t run on Windows Mobile but, pretends it does, with it’s own clone operating system. Also the display is WQVGA with a resolution of 400×240. Other features of the phone include an FM Radio, Quadband GSM support and like most other clones, features dual sim. There’s currently no information on price but, it’s sure to be at least half the price of the real thing.

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CECT, who have previously released clones of other phones, have once again created a clone of a popular handset. CECT have launched the CECT X1 which is a clone of the X1.

The appearance of the CECT X1 is very similar to that of the Xperia as it also features a 3 inch LCD display with touchscreen functionality. Unlike the Xperia X1, the CECT X1 doesn’t have a slide out QWERTY keyboard nor does it have a 3 mega pixel camera.

Instead you will find a 0.3 megapixel camera with video recording cabapilites, as well as an FM radio, MP3 and MP4 player, Rock “shake”, allowing you to shake the handset to switch the music, microSD support and dual sim support. The Hong Kong phone, supports 850/1800/1900MHz allowing it to work in both North and South America as well as Japan. You can purchase the handset in America from ZYDAGLO for $135.

Via: iTech News Net