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Hannover (Germany) – How far can blatant product design piracy go? At least at Germany’s CeBit, a critical mark is crossed when such a device is showcased and marketed at the tradeshow.
UPDATE - The booth is now open. Meizu reps say the closure was because of mp3 licensing issues and not because of their iPhone-looking device.
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