Casio G’zOne Boulder released by Verizon
Posted on July 29th, 2008 | Filed under: Casio
Casio G’zOne Boulder, the highly awaited progeny of the extremely robust Casio G’zOne push-to-talk handset is the latest phone to be unveiled by Verizon. The rugged design of this Mil-Spec clamshell will surely attract those who love being outdoors.
An ideal choice for adventure lovers and rough necks, the handset features push – to - talk on the EVDO Rev.A network, a 1.3 megapixel camera (up from VGA resolution on the G’zOne Type-S), VZ Navigator-capable, electronic compass, flashlight, bilingual interface and a Field Force Manager. The phone supports Bluetooth and has a dedicated voice dial key for advanced speech recognition.
Users can sync music from the PC with the V cast Music that is Rhapsody capable. The phone is characterized by a music player, an optional MicroSD card up to 8 GB and a phonebook that can store up to 500 multiple contacts. Casio G’zOne Boulder is powered by a battery that has a usage time of up to 214 minutes and a standby time of up to 63 hours.
Verizon subscribers who crave for dust and water resistance along with military-specification shock will not be disappointed by the significant cosmetic updates that boast of 810F standards for water, shock and dust resistance, immersion, vibration, salt, fog, humidity, solar radiation, altitude, and low and high temperature storage.
This ultra rugged handset available in two colors black and silver can be all yours after $50 mail-in rebate and a new two-year customer agreement at a price of $129.99. The G’zOne Boulder handset can additionally be purchased minus the camera through the company’s online stores and business sales channels.
With a corporate online discount option, Verizon Wireless customers can also avail of the Unlimited Push to Talk service for $5 per month, per line to any nationwide voice plan.
