This is the Chinese-iPhone-like.

We can call the today industry is the "naked-industry" era. It's easier to copy nearly aspects of everything, including the most-awaited Apple's iPhone.

Vincent Nguyen of MyiPhone.com has a piece on how iPhone clone really couldn't be ignored by iPhone.

Who needs to create an iPhone-killer when it is easier to copy nearly every aspects of the real thing? By any standards, the P168 iPhone clone looks to be a decent phone, featuring support for dual SIM cards, 3.5-inch touch-screen with QVGA resolution, 3D surround sound, a 1.3 megapixel camera, Mac OSX startup sound and theme, and a beefy 1800 mAh battery.

The CECT P168 sure looks like the iPhone, but doesn’t posses the heart and soul of the real iPhone. Clearly, the clone won’t feature a widescreen iPod, Visual Voicemail, advance sensors such as the accelerometer, a proximity sensor and an ambient light sensor.

The Apple's iPhone will be available late June 2007, Europe in late 2007, and Asia in 2008.

Since Asian users will wait for too long for their iPhones, I think the Chinese phone CECT P168 will "capitalize" the waiting-moment to launch its iPhone-like in Asia soon.

Its dual SIM cards would be interesting, but its availability for CDMA support should be considered seriously. Because Asia was the emerging market for CDMA/1xEV-DO today.