hmm... didn't actually thought they were selling fake apple computers, ipads or iphones. How can one possibly fake these? Just thought they were unlicensed by apple.
Apple won't allow it's manufacturers to produce unlicensed products, Apple is even more vigorous than most companies when it comes to securing their products whether it is the design and prototype phase, or the manufacturing and protection of IP. And given the costs involved, I don't think a fake store could afford to sell genuine Apple products by buying them off the real market to resell (Partly because Apple doesn't offer much in the way of discounts to select types of buyers unlike most companies, and because the average buyer there can't afford US/European prices on any product. I don't see how they would have a real source)
Apple-fakes are a major business, there are unlabeled and labeled Apple fakes being sold throughout Asia already, including to ebay. It wouldn't be any trouble at all to source a shop full of fake products given how strong IP piracy and the is over there. Even
real, tangible products like bread, eggs, milk, and meat get "faked" over there by major corporations, you really don't want to know how. But if you do, the Wall Street Journal has some stomach turning articles for you... A funny part I remember from one such article, was that the bread and meat in supermarkets was at higher risk of being fake than the local 1-man bakery or meat vendor, in many cases.
