The first in the series of fake Apple products is an iPad 5. It comes with support for 4G as well as wi-fi connectivity and is available in white and black colors. Although the looks are somewhat sleek, the device is actually Android-powered and the touch-screen is not good enough. However, it is quite a sensation in Laos.
Next in the series is an iPhone clamshell device. It is perhaps one of the best-looking fakes. It comes with a lot of promises by the manufacturer but once you start using it, it’s simply a Java-powered handset, nothing more. Still, we have to give it even Loatian fakes are designed well.
And finally, there is the iPhone 4S wi-fi only, a version of iPhone 4S that doesn’t exist in the rest of the world but only in Laos. Again, it is a fake and well, the looks of this one are not good enough. However, the manufacturers of this fake device are still charging the Loatians a whooping sum of $125, which is quite a fortune in Loas. And even more interesting is the fact that despite the prices and the fact that these are fake, the products are quite popular in Laos.
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