MSC Dino A – Another Nano Clone
Dec 16, 2005 MP3 Players, Others Players
It seems that MSC is making itself in trouble. Look at its latest MP3 player, Dino A. It’s totally a rip off of Apple’s iPod Nano. Not even the case and button layout are similar, the dimension of MSC Dino A (90 × 40 × 7.8mm) is also almost exactly same as an iPod Nano (89 × 40 × 7mm). The features are quite general, not even worth to tell!
MSC Dino A (left) and Apple iPod Nano (right)
Let see how Apple reacts on it!
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March 22nd, 2006 at 2:57 am
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