rumble and tumble come rain or shine, but when a phone has off-road
capabilities, we're definitely excited. Dubbed the Land Rover S1, the
phone has been built by Sonim Technologies and is hailed as the world's
toughest mobile to ever see daylight — it's been dropped from a
tall building, stood on by an elephant and roasted in an oven —
yet no harm done.
Touted to be the world's first IP-67 rated GSM mobile, the new Land
Rover S1 can be submerged to a depth of one metre, is dust and
dirtproof, shockproof and puncture-resistant. And just to prove their
point, off-road specialists from Land Rover drove over it to prove that
it can withstand 400 kg of weight.
Other than being a tough guy, the new Land Rover S1 boasts a 2-megapixel
camera, FM radio, 2GB memory slot, J2ME Java for mobile, WAP browsing
through its in-built Opera Mini WAP browser, Bluetooth and built-in
A-GPS. It also comes with extra-wide buttons so that you can operated it
even if you're wearing gloves, an extra-loud speaker to make sure you
hear it no matter where you are at, and a powerful battery that will
last some 1500 hours (62.5 days with our math).
The new Land Rover S1 by Sonim will be available for UK buyers from Go
Mobile stores and should be priced at 299.99 pounds (some $490).
Check out Land Rover S1 full specifications
* Fully submersible to a depth of one metre
* Survives being dropped onto hard surfaces from up to two metres
* Extra-Loud speakers for use in extremely noisy environments
* Extra-long battery life with over 1500 hours of standby time and 18
hours of talk time
* Durable keyboard mechanics and extra-wide buttons for ease of use
* Keypad buttons tested to over 500,000 pushes
* Completely dust and micro-particle resistant ? IP-67 Rated
* Resistant to road shocks and vibrations to over 2000 random vibrations
in the 500Hz range
* Operational under temperatures from -20? to 55? C
* Resistant to extreme pressure up to 400kg
* Resistant to punctures at 75kg/cm2 of pressure.
* Three year unconditional guarantee







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