Showing posts with label rugged. Show all posts
Showing posts with label rugged. Show all posts
Sunday, July 28, 2013
Motorola Defy XT Price in India Defy XT Rugged Mobile with Gorilla Glass Display Android OS
Motorola Launches Rugged Mobile Defy XT with Gorilla Glass Display screen. Motorola Defy XT comes with IP67 certification for being water proof, dust proof and scratch proff as well. Motorola Defy XT features 3.7 Inch Touchscreen Display Screen with Android OS and 1GHz Processor for fast browsing. It haws 512 MP RAM and 1GB ROM. At back you will find 5 MP Camera with Auto Flash and VGA Camera in front. It has 32GB Expandable Memory support and 2GB Memory card with sales box. Motorola Defy XT has 3G and Wi-Fi Connectivity as well
Rajan Chawla, country head (sales and operations), India, Motorola Mobility said "Our original Motorola DEFY was a hit all over Asia. We are now expanding our portfolio of water-resistant smartphones to give you more choices without having to break your wallet,"
Lets talk about Motorola Defy XT Price, Features & Specifications.
Motorola Defy XT Price in India:
Android Rugged Mobile Motorola Defy XT Price is around Rs. 16000 in India.
Buy Motorola Defy XT from Flipkart.com
Motorola Defy XT Key Features:
- 3.7 Inch Touchscreen Display
- Android OS
- 1GHz Processor
- Rugged Mobile
- Dust-Proof, Water Resistant, Scract Resistant Screen
- 5 MP Auto-Focus Camera with LED Flash
- 2GB Memory Card Free
- 3G HSDPA
- Wi-Fi
Motorola Defy XT Technical Specifications:
- Company: Motorola
- Model: Defy XT
- Android v2.3 (Gingerbread) OS
- 1GHz Processor
- Rugged Mobile
- Dust-Proof, Water Resistant, Scract Resistant Screen
- 3.7 Inch Capacitive Multi-Touch Screen, Pinch to zoom
- MotoSwitch 2.0 user interface
- Corning Gorilla Glass display
- Anti-fingerprint coating
- Resolution: 854×480 Pixels
- 5 MP Camera with auto-focus, LED flash
- VGA Front in front
- 2GB Memory Card Free
- 1024 Internal ROM, 512 MB Internal RAM
- microSD, upto 32 GB Expandable Memory
- Audio Player: AMR, MP3, MIDI, AAC, AAC+, eAAC+
- Video Player: DivX, H.263, H.264, MPEG4, WMV v10, WMV v9
- 720p video capture MPEG4, H.263, H.264; Playback: Streaming
- FM Radio
- 3.5 mm audio jack
- JAVA Support
- GPRS/Edge
- 3G HSDPA
- Gravity Sensor
- Ambient Light Sensor
- Proximity Sensor
- DLNA certified
- Wi-Fi 802.11 b/g/n , Wi-fi Hotspot
- micro USB, v2
- TV Out Port
- Navigation: eCompass, GPS/aGPS
- Dimensions: 115×58.5×11.95 mm
- Weight: 115 gm
- Network: CDMA 1900/800, CDMA 1X/EV-DO
- 1650 mAh Battery
- Talk time: up to 9.5 hours
- Standby time: Up to 20 days
- GOOGLE PLAY: with access to more than 450,000 Android apps, books, videos and games available
- Gmail or Google mail
- Google Maps
- Google Maps Navigation (BETA)
- Google Play
- Google Search
- Google Talk
- YOUTUBE
- SOCIAL NETWORKING: Facebook, Twitter, Google+
- MAPS AND GPS: Google Maps, Google Navigation
- VIDEO AND MOBILE TV: YouTube
- RINGTONES: Preloaded and downloadable
- SCREENSAVERS: Preloaded and downloadable
- WALLPAPERS: Preloaded and downloadable
Tuesday, April 9, 2013
A Cheap Rugged Tablet Is Your Kid’s Next Fixation
Tablets certainly are a hot-ticket item. Apple was projected to sell 62 million iPads in 2012, and Android tablet sales were up 177 percent this holiday season. But while some parents are only too happy to share their $500-plus tablets with the kids (or even buy the kiddos iPads of their own), some are opting instead to get a tablet designed specifically for their wee ones’ tiny fingers and eager minds.
According to an August Forrester survey of 4,750 adults, 20 percent of tablet-owning parents with kids 6 and under say they let them use their tablet. That number rises to 29 percent among parents with kids older than six. And the gadgets ranked highly on kids’ gotta-have list this holiday season. The iPad took the top spot on kids’ Christmas wish lists in a Nielsen survey of 3,000 U.S. residents aged 6 and over, beating 16 other popular gaming and computing devices. The 13 and up set also favored the iPad over other brand tablets and computers.
Kids love tablets, but use them a little differently than we do.
“Kids can read, play educational games, watch movies and entertain themselves in any number of ways with tablets, either at home or on the go,” Polaroid President and CEO Scott Hardy told Wired via email. “Of course, kids also have a tendency to be a little less careful with the devices than their parents do, and they don’t necessarily want or need all of the features, functionalities and, frankly, freedoms that adults want and need from tablets, either.”
And so a market for kid-friendly tablets has emerged, lead by options like Polaroid’s aptly named Kids Tablet, the Toys ‘R Us Tabeo and the OLPC XO Learning Tablet. The offerings are diverse, yet strangely similar.
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