iPhone clones are everywhere and they've been surprising runaway hits. That's probably because few people want to sign on for AT&T's very expensive plan that is required by the iPhone. Very basic service is about 0. People who don't want to be stuck with AT&T basically have to try and hack the phone. This only works some of the time and when it does work, it can sometimes cause freeze ups with the iPhone.
Enterprising clone manufacturers rushed to put out versions of the iPhone that addressed the AT&T issue. All of the clones come unlocked so that you can use whatever carrier your wish.
If this isn't enough, most of the clones have made huge improvements to the iPhone. The D2000 is one example. It has added an FM radio and full TV capabilities as well as an ebook reader. Yes, you can watch TV, listen to music, read ebooks and watch video on this phone. The D2000 is perfect for people who travel a lot but can't lug around a heavy, large DVD player or television. This little gadget is also wonderful for traveling on airplanes with children. The D2000 also has a voice recorder to record conversations if needed.
Here is the short version of this item's features:
Works with U.S. GSM 1900 providers such as Cingular, T-mobile or ANY service provider using GSM 1900;
Integrated Camera with digital video and voice recording;
Analog TV;
Video & Music MP3, MP4;
Bluetooth;
PC camera;
FM Radio;
WAP Browser (GPRS);
Internet Touch Screen;
SMS MMS message;
Hand writing message;
Expandable Memory (256MB Micro SD card included);
3D Dual stereo speakers;
Calendar To Do List;
Alarm;
Calculator Unit;
Converter Currency;
Converter Health World;
Clock;
Stopwatch;
Voice Recorder;
E-Book Reader; and
Games.
This cool little phone runs about 5, sometimes less depending on where you get it. That is an absolute steal when you consider you have about seven different gadgets housed in one small phone.
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