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Yes, that case very much looks like the Cherrypal Africa's case. But the device -albeit made by the same manufacturer- seems to be ARM based, not MIPS based like the Africa:

"Another similar device comes with the 248 MHz ARM SoC AK7802Q216, 64/128 MiB of DDR RAM and Windows CE 5.0."
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Skytone_Alpha-400#Further.2C_similar_devices_by_Exon.2FSkytone

Using different CPU architectures doesn't even remotely qualify as being "the same" in my book, regardless of the devices' case, while using identical "innards" but different cases would qualify as such. That's what I wanted to know: Whether the Cherrypal Africa and the "LittleLinuxLaptop" are based on the same innards, apart from the (XBurst) CPU of course.