fulltimer56
10-27-2006, 06:45 PM
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You know when you're hiking Mt. Everest and you drop your phone? Damn, that's annoying. They always friggin' break after hitting some ice or being up too high or whatever. Then there's no way to call 1-888-SHERPAS to get someone to come rescue you, and you die a cold and frosty death. It, like, really sucks. Well, you should have gotten a more rugged cell phone, bro - like the Verizon G'zOne Type-V, for example.
In stores now, the perplexingly named phone is designed up to all sorts of military standards, making it able to handle temperatures up to 140ºF, solar radiation, serious vibrations, getting dunked in water, or pretty much any other type of abuse that would fry a KRZR in two seconds. It also has GPS so you can figure out exactly where the hell you wandered off to on your next safari and a 2-megapixel camera to take photos of you being very brave and adventurous. The Verizon G'zOne Type-V will be available direct from Verizon starting tomorrow for a hefty $300 with two-year soul-selling contract. - Adam Frucci
http://blog.scifi.com/tech/archives/2006/10/20/verizon_gzone_c.html
You know when you're hiking Mt. Everest and you drop your phone? Damn, that's annoying. They always friggin' break after hitting some ice or being up too high or whatever. Then there's no way to call 1-888-SHERPAS to get someone to come rescue you, and you die a cold and frosty death. It, like, really sucks. Well, you should have gotten a more rugged cell phone, bro - like the Verizon G'zOne Type-V, for example.
In stores now, the perplexingly named phone is designed up to all sorts of military standards, making it able to handle temperatures up to 140ºF, solar radiation, serious vibrations, getting dunked in water, or pretty much any other type of abuse that would fry a KRZR in two seconds. It also has GPS so you can figure out exactly where the hell you wandered off to on your next safari and a 2-megapixel camera to take photos of you being very brave and adventurous. The Verizon G'zOne Type-V will be available direct from Verizon starting tomorrow for a hefty $300 with two-year soul-selling contract. - Adam Frucci
http://blog.scifi.com/tech/archives/2006/10/20/verizon_gzone_c.html