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Some strange but interesting contrefaites made by Chinese

Unread postPosted: 02 Jul 2015, 11:48
by BrainPortable
Hello,I am name:=rand() and I am from Cncalc forum in China.Nowadays,we have known a lot of contrefaites(Lexibook,etc),but none of them are as strange as these ones.

Re: Some strange but interesting contrefaites made by Chines

Unread postPosted: 02 Jul 2015, 12:01
by BrainPortable
CASIO AZ-12s is a really special calculator:it has no dot matrix LCD,but it can display fraction in''mathprint''way,due to its special designed LCD.

Re: Some strange but interesting contrefaites made by Chines

Unread postPosted: 02 Jul 2015, 12:06
by BrainPortable
This is a contrefaite of CASIO FX-82MS,which is quite common in China.However,this thing is really special:It is built in horizial way ,not in vertical way as most calculators does.

Re: Some strange but interesting contrefaites made by Chines

Unread postPosted: 02 Jul 2015, 12:08
by GalacticPirate
Wow, from fashion clothes to calculators, it seems like Chinese will counterfeit all products in the world...

EDIT : By the way, name:=rand(), could you put all your posts in only one ? Multiple posts are somethings admins hate in the forum...

Re: Some strange but interesting contrefaites made by Chines

Unread postPosted: 02 Jul 2015, 12:09
by BrainPortable
Besides,there is a news that Dayan company has made a contrefaite of CASIO FX-CG20 graphing calculator,however,we haven't seen it by anyway--even pictures.:-(

Re: Some strange but interesting contrefaites made by Chines

Unread postPosted: 02 Jul 2015, 12:09
by BrainPortable
Zack Voyager wrote:Wow, from fashion clothes to calculators, it seems like Chinese will counterfeit all products in the world...

Maybe what you said is really correct.

Re: Some strange but interesting contrefaites made by Chines

Unread postPosted: 02 Jul 2015, 12:13
by BrainPortable
This is the conterfreit of FX-9860G Slim.

Re: Some strange but interesting contrefaites made by Chines

Unread postPosted: 02 Jul 2015, 12:19
by critor
Very interesting.
Thanks :)