Stop use your made in China computer now:cool2:
Why Do the Chinese Copy So Much?
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so iphone contain those? check the china export for the past decade. it doesn't matter they reverse engineering product or what, as long it work for them, and they are winning the games. in the world of national security, economy, there are little room for ethnic. both japan and korea copy/reverse engineering stuff from westerner before they start making their own products
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Well, he lied again, he is using Made in China computer .
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Well, a lot better than a "shining" country wants to be a great nation by talking!China wants to be a great nation by coping from others
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Well our constitution gives us the freedom to talk... talk is very essential in any country where there is no single party rule... hard for you to understand...
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hey, i agree with you that almost all of the parts or products used in india are assembled in china........now, what i am asking is any innovative products or technology recently, just to know ?Are you using made in China computer, mouse, keyboard, cell phone.......?
Your health condition must be very bad now.
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dumb ignorant chini.
i was talking about cheap rip-offs and not the genuine companies like lenovo and huawei.
learn to read and understand the post and then comment.
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another ignorant american chini.
you mean to say i phone contains a fake pack of marlboro???
i was talking about cheap rip offs which does not follow any safety measurements like fake marlboro cigarettes,fake coca-cola or shao cola and those fake pulsars which you've named gulsar.
dumb chini
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You don't seem to understand
You think everybody are manufacturing goods in your country because of your technological or scientific prowess ????
You guys are cheap. Thats what you are.....cheap labour, cheap costs, cheap products.
Don't worry, we will continue using your 'made i china' products because they are CHEAP !!!!
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Rolls-Royce is consulting lawyers after the Chinese launched the Geely GE, a copycat car, including a winged mascot and huge radiator grill, for just £30,000...
Top, Left to Rght: Geely GE vs Rolls Royce Phantom
Bottom Left to Right: Fiat Panda vs Great Wall Peri
Some cheap rip offs.
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And note how clever they are in copycatting with cosmetic differences.
The above van looks like a Toyota HiAce, a van we don't get in the States, but is popular everywhere else. It's so popular that Foton decided to make a near picture-perfect copy called the MP-X S. Here it is marketed by Foton's parent company BAW as a BAW 009.
Confusingly, this dark blue van is neither a Foton, nor a Toyota, though it is a HiAce. It's a Jinbei, a company that is part of a joint venture with Toyota producing genuine HiAces under license
Joint ventures also add confusion to this Beijing Auto E-series. Mercedes and Beijing Auto have a joint venture called Beijing Benz. This E-series is a Mercedes, but not the one you think it is. It appears identical to the old 2005-2011 B-Class (if it's not familiar to you, it was never sold in America), but under the skin it's actual a Mercedes-designed Smart ForFour (another car we never got Stateside).P
The body so closely resembles a Mercedes, though, that all you need to do is stick on a three-pointed star and you'll fool anyone into thinking you have more money than you do.
There is nothing fancy about the BYD S7. It looks exactly like a Lexus RX crossover, but it's just different enough to not count as a patent violation
The final act of copycat car design we'll cover is the Great Wall Kulla electric car. Since it's a concept car, Great Wall could have made the Kulla look like absolutely anything they wanted to. Instead they decided to make it look exactly like a Renault Twizy, from the single light strip across the rear, the separate wheels, and the pebble-shaped mini-doors.
Renault did indeed bring a Twizy to the Shanghai show, which must have been awkward.P
So there has been improvement, but the Chinese car industry still has a long way to go.
More at:
These Are China's Most Shameless Knockoffs
The above van looks like a Toyota HiAce, a van we don't get in the States, but is popular everywhere else. It's so popular that Foton decided to make a near picture-perfect copy called the MP-X S. Here it is marketed by Foton's parent company BAW as a BAW 009.
Confusingly, this dark blue van is neither a Foton, nor a Toyota, though it is a HiAce. It's a Jinbei, a company that is part of a joint venture with Toyota producing genuine HiAces under license
Joint ventures also add confusion to this Beijing Auto E-series. Mercedes and Beijing Auto have a joint venture called Beijing Benz. This E-series is a Mercedes, but not the one you think it is. It appears identical to the old 2005-2011 B-Class (if it's not familiar to you, it was never sold in America), but under the skin it's actual a Mercedes-designed Smart ForFour (another car we never got Stateside).P
The body so closely resembles a Mercedes, though, that all you need to do is stick on a three-pointed star and you'll fool anyone into thinking you have more money than you do.
There is nothing fancy about the BYD S7. It looks exactly like a Lexus RX crossover, but it's just different enough to not count as a patent violation
The final act of copycat car design we'll cover is the Great Wall Kulla electric car. Since it's a concept car, Great Wall could have made the Kulla look like absolutely anything they wanted to. Instead they decided to make it look exactly like a Renault Twizy, from the single light strip across the rear, the separate wheels, and the pebble-shaped mini-doors.
Renault did indeed bring a Twizy to the Shanghai show, which must have been awkward.P
So there has been improvement, but the Chinese car industry still has a long way to go.
More at:
These Are China's Most Shameless Knockoffs
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'cause a lot of people love cheap products
Well, if what you said true, then means you are CHEAP.You don't seem to understand
You think everybody are manufacturing goods in your country because of your technological or scientific prowess ????
You guys are cheap. Thats what you are.....cheap labour, cheap costs, cheap products.
Don't worry, we will continue using your 'made i china' products because they are CHEAP !!!!
Really ? then that must means China import a lots of parts from India to assemble.
But the fact is
"India's exports in 2012, comprised largely of ores, cotton, chemicals and raw materials, reached $18.8 billion, while imports from China — driven by growing demand for power and telecom equipment and machinery — reached $47.7 billion. "
India's trade with China falls 12 % - The Hindu
