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FCC Approves New Casio G'zOne

Jul 7, 2009, 7:00 PM by Eric M. Zeman

Documents seen on the FCC site today reveal a new phone from Casio. The drawings mark the phone as the G'zOne Rock, and it carries CDMA EVDO Rev. A and Bluetooth radios. Based on the rendering of the device in the FCC documents, it appears to be a clamshell, as were previous G'zOne models. Verizon has traditionally been the carrier of Casio's G'zOne line, but neither Casio nor Verizon Wireless has announced this device.

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flip mode

Jul 7, 2009, 7:31 PM

Honestly....

It's the middle of 2009 and vzw is still marketing outdated garbage like this...do you get a discount on your SERVICE for being suckered in for 2 years with this device? 🤣

HawkeyeOC

flip mode said:
It's the middle of 2009 and vzw is still marketing outdated garbage like this...do you get a discount on your SERVICE for being suckered in for 2 years with this device? 🤣

How little you underst...
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Kryger

no but u get a phone that doesnt break very easily. /fail

mackygirl

this phone is made for people like me. I spend all my free time camping, hiking, moutainbiking. Not to mention all my free time at home is spent working in my yard or my neighbors. I like to have a phone with me, especially when I'm 50 miles from any ...
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gunny

Jul 7, 2009, 7:24 PM

lets hope they get this one right

Hopefully they go back to the build quality of the G'zOne Type-V! not just another rehash of the boulder which took six months before it became a decent phone..but still doesn't have the call quality the V did. now remember verizon ppl actually like to HEAR on the phone!

Overmann

You can blame PCD for that, as they are the people that actually build the Boulder. CASIO should not go for the lowest bidder. If this phone were made by LG there would be no complaints at all.

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