The phone called Nokla
12 September 2010
Ruslan asked if I can bring a "copy" of a touch phone for a customer. I said: Ruslan, you sell the real ones. He said: the real one costs half a salary and the customer has half a salary and a daughter at the wedding.
In the Urumqi market there is a shelf with the phones called Nokla, Samsunk, Sany Ericsson and one only called "Phone". The Nokla has two SIM cards and a torch and a radio that works better than the phone. 70 dollars. I brought five. I sold four, to the people who know exactly what they buy, and one to a retired teacher who said: "At last, a phone that does not pretend."