BYD ODM netbook is clone of VAIO P
The Sony VAIO P seems to be a very popular device to be cloned, as evident by the latest culprit known as the BYD ODM. This netbook comes in a silver metal chassis, where it has a 10″ display with 16:10 aspect ratio, a larger keyboard, a tiny touchpad, a webcam on the top left hand corner, cramming in an Intel Atom Z530 1GHz processor, 1GB RAM, an 1.8″ hard drive, a SIM card slot and a couple of USB ports. Strangely enough, the battery takes the route of some Apple products by being unremovable. No idea on availability, but it ought to retail for somewhere in the region of $300.
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