The Nokia N900 hasn't even got out of the gate yet - we're not expecting it till later in October - but it seems the design, dual-SIM card slot and even gravity sensor have been cherry picked by a cloner. All these features and even the Nokia name seem to have been incorporated into the Papaya One handset. Check out this shonky donkey in action, as there is even a video to prove that it's real and not some nightmare...

The Nokia cloners are at it again and it seems this time they want your Nokia N900 fund. The Papaya One wants you to believe it's actually a Nokia N900 tablet but from what we can see in the video below, it lacks pretty much everything except the Nokia brand name.

This shonky clone has a 3-inch touchscreen, so is smaller but from what we can see it's a rather fat and chunky device. Then there is the keyboard, which dodges any attempt at innovation by being a side-loader.

It also seems the camera is also woefully small, with its mere 0.3-Megapixel resolution. So, if you're in the Far East over the next few weeks and are tempted to get your hands on a little not-so-top-tech ahead of a release over here, just make like Zamo and just say no!

The REAL Nokia N900 will ship in October and can be pre-ordered now from Nokia Online UK for £499 (inc. VAT) SIM free.

Check out the Papaya One/Nokia N900 clone video:

Via: Ubergizmo