Casio continues to expand its rugged phone line with the G’zOne Ravine, a follow-up to other Casio handsets like the G’zOne Brigade and the G’zOne Rock. Like them, the Ravine is resistant to dust, water, shock, and a variety of environmental hazards. Casio is billing it as a phone for the outdoor enthusiast, especially with dedicated G’zGear apps that include a compass, a thermometer, the position and times of sunrises and sunsets, the astro calendar, tidal graphs, and more.
Other features of the Ravine include a 3.2-megapixel camera, text-to-speech and voice dictation, clear talk noise cancellation, a voice recorder, e-mail, GPS with VZ Navigator, push-to-talk capabilities, and more. The Casio G’zOne Ravine will be available for $149.99 after a new two-year agreement and a $50 mail-in rebate.
October 22, 2010 | Featured Articles | Comments Off
If you’ve ever known the literal sting of a notebook overheating in your lap, it may be time to invest in a notebook cooler like the StarTech USB Powered Laptop Cooler (NBCOOLERSE), which can help prevent unwanted temperature rises. It doesn’t cool quite as effectively as the competition, or p...
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A few years ago there was a scurry among electronics manufacturers to bring an iPod speaker or dock system to market. Consumers soon had dozens of external devices to choose from: some good, some bad, some ugly, some bad and ugly. Claims of “room-filling sound” abounded, but is that a measure of...
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Introduction First Symbian, then Windows Mobile, and now Android. Bucking the trend of many manufacturers in today's market, Sony Ericsson has opted to work with several different operating systems (with the potential for more, according to recent comments made by the company's CEO) as opposed to ...
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