CCK10: Mini iPhone is only 80*46*11.5mm.
We’ve seen plenty of cloned iPhones on this love China cell phone blog, each with their very own variation on the Apple original. This is a little black number for the ladies. Built to be almost identical to the stylish original, the CCK10 squeezes a whole lotta love into a more compact, sleeker from factor.

Seriously. Pound for pound this iPhone clone is the latest iteration in a long line of phoney kin, perhaps the culmination of several shanzhai generations. The objective behind the the CCK10’s design is simple. If an iPhone was designed for a woman, how would it differ? Assuming that woman was not my aunty Loius, or it would no doubt involve doilies of some description, the young lady about town prefers a simple scaled down version of her male counterpart’s smart phone.

Sounds easy, but it isn’t. With small electronic devices, size is often proportional to heat. As the years have passed we’ve learned how to reduce energy consumption and excess heat from silicon chips, batteries and displays, but they still have enormous influence on the size of a device. Reports of exploding iPhones exist because just occasionally those components do get too hot.

Here we have it next to an ATM card for comparison.
Ask yourself: Will future iterations of Apple’s leading phone device be larger or smaller? I suspect that efforts towards ’smaller’ and ‘thinner’ will still dominate the path ahead.

Available in both black and white. Of course.
The CCK10 is to all extents and purposes a true clone. The design, finish and packaging are all designed to make you feel like you’ve that special phone you’ve seen in magazines and even movies. It’s an iPhone clone that almost has you fooled. Except that the CCK10 measures in at 80mm x 46mm x 11.5mm, that’s not only 35mm shorter and16mm less wide, but also 0.8mm thinner. The touchcsreen is 2.2 inches compared to the 3.5 on the original.
Comment:
The finish is not quite a glossy as Apple’s, and there’s no precious logo on the reverse. Also the inclusion of a stylus may indicate an inferior touch screen experience, then again it could simply help writing in Chinese on a smaller screen. We’re told that the software and features are the same as previous generations, which would indicate that the same pair of ARM processors are alive and well within; unless of course that’s not quite the case and a more compact shell equates to hit in performance.
The price for this guy, or gal as I should say, is 585 RMB, which is just around 86 USD. There is no doubt in my mind that it will join a slew of highly successful iPhone products already flooding the markets of China, now competing with legitimate OPhone offerings. In fact the arrival of devices like Lonovo’s OPhone will, I suspect further the ambitious and quick-to-react shanzhai to upping the quality and choices they provide.
Conclusions:
I actually heard my girlfriend complain that her iPhone was a bit bulky. And if today’s fashionable clubbing crowd are anything to go by, handbags can quite dainty. Why not offer a mini-iPhone Apple? It makes sense.
Sourcing: http://www.chinabuye.com










