For users who have some basic knowledge about mobile phones, carrier-offered contract phone packages often allow them to get their desired smartphone for free without paying for the phone itself. In contrast, buying an unlocked phone usually costs thousands. However, now an online store from Huaqiangbei, Shenzhen, China, called 'Mingtong Digital City,' has launched a smartphone priced at only 75 yuan, attracting widespread attention.\
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This 75-yuan smartphone features an all-plastic casing, a built-in 260MHz processor, 8MB of RAM, and a dual-color OLED display. At the same time, this phone uses a non-removable battery design, and the battery is directly soldered onto the phone's motherboard to reduce costs.\
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Faced with this decidedly knockoff-like smartphone, most users are likely to watch it out of curiosity rather than actually spend money to buy it. However, if someone does get this barely-smartphone-like device, taking it apart to practice DIY skills would probably be a good choice.
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