Read more.An IP68, MIL810G, Dual-SIM, 4G, Qi charging, black and yellow tough device.
Read more.An IP68, MIL810G, Dual-SIM, 4G, Qi charging, black and yellow tough device.
I suspect that's supposed to be -20°C to 60°COriginally Posted by Hexus
I want the Caterpillar one with the FLIR camera.
Hmmmm, currently have a cheap-as-chips second-hand-off-a-mate android phone for use as a bike gps/computer. One that's actually designed to cope with water & muck, operate with gloves on, and would bounce if it fell off the handlebar mount is actually pretty tempting...
edit: hmm, found a listing. £450 sim free! https://www.clove.co.uk/the-dewalt-phone (disclaimer - I have no knowledge of that company beyond the fact that they're the only listing I could find for the phone).
I can't find any details on the screen size or resolution.
This actually looks pretty cool!
Yeah, was just poking around at the Cat phones and their S30 and S40, whilst having lower-end tech specs (Cortex A7 CPU, lower res screens, only 1GB RAM), are much more reasonably priced. I'd've thought they're better entries into the ruggedised market: a mid-priced phone with slightly lower specs, rather than a top-priced phone with decidedly mid-range specs. e.g. the S30 is only £239 delivered; you'd need a very particular set of use cases for the extra RAM, screen res, and 64bit processing to be worth another £300+... if I was a construction company outfitting my staff I'd be getting 2 S30s + change rather than 1 MD501...
It's actually a rebranded RugGear RG730
http://ruggear.co.uk/rg730/
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I let my mind wander and it didn't come back.....
Xlucine (29-04-2016)
Got that poser word Dewalt written on it , puts me off for a start. Hilti or Makita maybe but never at that price. Think Motorola did a shock and dust proof one years back aimed at workmen. Didn't need a forklift to carry it either. lol.
De fault would be a better name as the quality of their tools has declined in the last few years.
If I bought that... I'd still buy a case for it to keep it pristine
Seriously though, that's a proper phone. Most "builders" phones have been ancient spec and old tech.
Originally Posted by Advice Trinity by Knoxville
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