More... Western governments have repeatedly criticised China for widespread violation of intellectual property rights, but pirated goods from branded watches, to bags and computer software can be easily found in shops. Last month, an American blogger set off a media storm after she posted pictures of an elaborate fake Apple Store in Kunming, selling genuine if unauthorised iPhones, Macbooks and other widely popular Apple products. Reuters also uncovered a look-a-like of the Swedish furniture giant Ikea in the south-western Chinese city. Apple, which is expected to roll out the latest version of the iPhone 5 smartphone within a few months, sold a record 20.34million iPhones during the last quarter, even though its newest model is over a year old. Fake iPhones are displayed at a mobile phone stall in Shanghai. Like most pirated mobile phones, it is extremely light, almost like a plastic toy Shutdown: One of five fake Apple stores found in Kunming, China, last month Share this article: Comments ( 20 ) I bet the factory tasked with building the real iphone built exact replicars stuck a different logo on then sold them out the back door....this is why geniune quality manufactures DON'T have thier products made in China. China don't care for copy right!! They do this with every thing the make. My friend had a letter from Ugg boots saying he was selling counter fit boots, he sent them the invoice he recived when he purchased them from the factory in China...who also make the boots