Verizon Getting a G'Zone Sequel
May 22, 2007, 3:53 PM by (staff)
The FCC today revealed a followup to Verizon's durable G'Zone handset. The Casio G'Zone Type S is a slightly smaller clamshell than the original effort, with a hard plastic loop antenna at the top similar to Sony Ericsson's Z520. The Type S has entry level features such as a VGA camera, monochrome external screen and lacks VCAST music or video, but it does include Bluetooth and is water, shock and dust resistant. The phone and manual feature official Verizon branding however the carrier has not yet announced the phone.
Comments
Isn't this already out?
I'm not sure why...
You drop this thing on a hard surface, and it's going to break just like any other cellphone.
How long did you have your Type V until yours broke?
Also where does it say it's impact resistant?
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muchdrama said:
...they insist on calling this phone "impact resistant".
You drop this thing on a hard surface, and it's going to break just like any other cellphone.
they ran over the G'zOne Type-V with an SUV,...
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muchdrama said:
...they insist on calling this phone "impact resistant".
You drop this thing on a hard surface, and it's going to break just like any other cellphone.
Hey moron....check this out. And stop hat...
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This phone is great...
I thought the first one was ugly
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Why can't Verizon get some quality phones?! And drop the the FUGLY red and black bars interface and stick with phone manufacturers' interfaces? Not everyone needs or wants an EVDO phone.