Tough, ultra-durable phone built to military standards
Bell Canada’s new Sanyo 7050 mobile phone features an ultra-rugged design that will withstand extremes of dust, shock and vibration. Built to military standards, the Sanyo 7050 comes with a textured Dura-Grip rubber surface that provides the ultimate level of surface protection and usability under the harshest conditions.
In addition to GPS capabilities and Bluetooth technology, the Bell Mobility Sanyo 7050 comes with a long list of rugged features, including: high-quality speakerphone (24mm); 10-4 instant communication functionality; super sharp, full colour, 2-inch QVGA LCD screen; durable, raised keys; connection cover to protect charging ports; extendable antennae; long-life battery delivering 4.4 hours of talk time and 11.6 days of stand-by time.
The Sanyo 7050 is built to meet Military Specification 810F, meaning it has endured a battery of durability tests before coming to market, including a shock test in which the handset was dropped repeatedly without failing, plus vibration and dust tests.
In addition to GPS capabilities and Bluetooth technology, the Bell Mobility Sanyo 7050 comes with a long list of rugged features, including: high-quality speakerphone (24mm); 10-4 instant communication functionality; super sharp, full colour, 2-inch QVGA LCD screen; durable, raised keys; connection cover to protect charging ports; extendable antennae; long-life battery delivering 4.4 hours of talk time and 11.6 days of stand-by time.
The Sanyo 7050 is built to meet Military Specification 810F, meaning it has endured a battery of durability tests before coming to market, including a shock test in which the handset was dropped repeatedly without failing, plus vibration and dust tests.
